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Photo Software?

Apple!Freak

Apple!Freak

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Jan 11, 2005
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I am looking for a simple program that you can view photos in, flip, resize, view next, etc. The basics. I would have imagined Apple Preview would do that however I can not find any of these buttons. Even if I could just click a next button to go to the next photo instead of exiting and double clicking on each photo would be great.
 
Apple!Freak said:
Ha! Sorry about that. Yes, that is exactly what I wanted and I totally forgot about it.
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sure no problem, we all forget stuff sometimes, glad to be of some help around here
 
Apple!Freak said:
I am looking for a simple program that you can view photos in, flip, resize, view next, etc. The basics. I would have imagined Apple Preview would do that however I can not find any of these buttons. Even if I could just click a next button to go to the next photo instead of exiting and double clicking on each photo would be great.
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adobe photoshop CS with 2.5 DP G5 with a 30" monitor, should do :rolleyes:
 
Apple!Freak said:
I would have imagined Apple Preview would do that however I can not find any of these buttons. Even if I could just click a next button to go to the next photo instead of exiting and double clicking on each photo would be great.
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Yes, iPhoto is what you want, but Preview does all that you mentioned as well. If you open multiple photos, a "drawer" opens up next to the open picture and you can click to the next picture. For the other stuff you mentioned, go to View--> Customize toolbar to add icons for flip, resize, etc.
 
" I would have imagined Apple Preview would do that however I can not find any of these buttons. "

If you'd like to use Preview to resize photos look in the File menu under Export and you'll have several choices regarding file format and file size.

(I keep forgetting about Sherlock--rarely, occasionally, sometimes it is the right tool to use.)
 
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