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FILTER RESULTS ►Photo Stream, why so complicated?
Since the day I got my first Mac, I have greatly disliked iPhoto. In theory, it's an excellent application, but in practice, it's a slow unstable mess. The Mac, iPhone, and iPad are all excellent devices for viewing and editing photos...Show More Summary
Secret iOS Gestures: Tap, Swipe, And Rotate In iPhoto For iPad [iOS Tips]
iPhoto for iPad is a fantastic photo editing app with a ton of multitouch gesture support. When editing and looking through your photos within the app on your iPad, all it takes is a bit of learning to get these gestures down and make your time with iPhoto just that much more productive and fun. [...]Show More Summary
Sync Lightroom And iPhoto Pictures To Your iPad Simultaneously [How To]
Problem: You use Lightroom for your fancy photos from your fancy camera, and you want to put the best of those on your iPad. But you also shoot a ton of pictures on your iPhone, and you want to back those up to iPhoto on your Mac, and send the best of those to your [...]Show More Summary
Apple Releases Two New iPad Mini Ads For iBooks, iPhoto
If you haven't seen Apple's adorable Heart and Soul iPad mini ad, you've probably been living under a rock. But chances are you haven't seen the last two ads, highlighting iPhoto and iBooks. Interestingly enough, both ads feature the iPad mini and its big brother iPad, just like the Heart and Soul ad.
Apple Releases Two New iPad Mini Ads, “Photos” And “Books” [Video]
Apple has released two additional iPad mini TV spots following the release of its first “Piano” ad for the mini. “Photos” (shown above) focuses on viewing photography and editing pics in iPhoto on the mini next to the 10-inch Retina iPad. At the very end of the ad, the larger iPad slides out of frame [...]Show More Summary
Apple starts running new iPad mini ads showcasing iBooks and iPhoto
Apple has begun running two new television commercials for the iPad mini. The new ads build out a series that started with Apple’s iPad mini Garageband ad; a commercial that demonstrates the iPad mini’s equal software capabilities to the full-sized iPad. The new ads focus on iBooks and iPhoto. The first ad shows the iBooks [...]
Apple Post Updates For iOS 6, Aperture, iPhoto, And Safari [Updates]
On the eve of the iPad mini release, Apple released an iOS 6.0.1 software update, followed by another set of updates for iPhoto, Aperture, and Safari. While these updates include numerous bug fixes and stability improvements, they also add a few enhancement features and security patches.
The ultimate iPhoto workflow
A growing number of enthusiast photographers are traveling with iPads instead of laptops. The lighter weight, thinner body, and WiFi + Cellular connectivity of an iPad (if you go that route) makes for a good companion on the road.
But just because you leave the computer at home doesn’t mean that you should ignore it when you return. Show More Summary
iPhoto 1.1 for iOS now handles 36-megapixel images
iPhoto for iOS devices brings touch controls to photo editing.
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Good news for all you Nikon D800 who have a third-generation iPad or about to buy an iPhone 5: the new iPhoto 1.1 iOS app now can handle your 36.3-megapixel...Show More Summary
iMovie for iPhone and iPad updated for iOS 6, includes 3 new trailers and 1080p output
iMovie for iPhone and iPad has been updated for iOS 6 and introduces some new features including three new trailers, the ability to split audio with the iPad, slideshow creation from iPhoto, 1080p upload resolution, and more. Three new...Show More Summary
iPhoto for iPhone and iPad updated for iOS 6, includes many new features
iPhoto for iPhone and iPad have been updated with support for iOS 6 and also includes a slew of new features including coaching tips, new ink effects, support for 36.5 megapixel photos, and more. Added support for iPod touch (4th generation...Show More Summary
Apple releases iPhoto for iOS 1.1
Apple has released iPhoto for iOS v 1.1, with support for images up to 36.5MP (on the third-generation iPad) and full resolution photo import via iTunes File Sharing. Other additions include six new Ink Effects and the ability to create tag albums by adding custom tags to photos. Show More Summary
Does Toronto wall mural show a new iPad dashboard? No, it's just iPhoto for iOS
TUAW reader Jon Hung forwarded us this photo showing a wall mural that is in the progress of being painted on the side of a fire station at 260 Adelaide St. W. in Toronto, Ontario. The beautiful, super-sized mural shows what appearsShow More Summary
How to edit portraits with iPhoto for iPhone and iPad
Portraits -- one of the most popular genres of photography -- is likely to be a common theme in your Camera Roll that you want to share. Perhaps you took a photo of a family member or close friend or a self portrait that you hope to use as your new profile picture. Show More Summary
Learn The Best Ways To Use iPhoto For iPad [Feature]
Summer time is vacation time, at least here in the U.S. With kids out of school for the warmest months of the year, families travel to amusement parks, historical sites, and even to other countries, making memories along the way. What better way to store the photographic memories from this summer’s vacation than with high [...]Show More Summary
Share Your Photos With iPhoto For iPad The Right Way [iOS Tips]
If you take a photo in a forest but do not share it with others, does it really exist? Well, yeah, it probably does, but you know what I’m talking about. Sharing photos is really the point, right? Why else take them? iPhoto for iPad has several ways to share your photos across social networks, [...]Show More Summary
Kick Your Photos Up A Notch With Effects In iPhoto for iPad [iOS Tips]
iPhoto has several Special Effects ready to play with, accessed with a tap on the little sparkly icon, the fifth from the left in the lower left corner of iPhoto on the iPad. Tap that, and a fan of special effects swatches will rise up from the bottom of the screen. There are six filters [...]Show More Summary
Brighten, Zoom and Balance Your Way To Better Photos With iPhoto For iPad [iOS Tips]
Photo editing is all about making changes to the visual image, using your own aesthetic preferences to make the picture just that much better than the original. With some simple tricks in iPhoto for iPad, you can make that good photo better, and that great photo sing. iPhoto has three tools that you can use [...]Show More Summary
Rid Your Photos Of Red Eye And Skin Blemishes With iPhoto For iPad [iOS Tips]
Red eye happens, folks. Caused by the reflection of a camera flash in our eye’s retina, it can be reduced by special flashes, but not always completely eradicated, especially in dark environments. Blemishes are a whole different matter, but they do seem to happen more often just before we take a picture of ourselves or [...]Show More Summary
Good Edits Make Better Photos With iPhoto For iPad [iOS Tips]
While the built in Photos app can do some basic things like rotating photos or sorting them into albums, chances are most of us have wished we could do a few more basic tweaks to our photos before we send them off to be printed or shared with friends and family. Now that it’s vacation [...]Show More Summary
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