The iPhoto 4 Book
Developed for the Apple Community
Sam Crutsinger, David Plotkin, Andy Ihnatko
Résumé
Picture the fun you can have with iPhoto
Admit it-you have a box crammed with photos somewhere, just like the rest of us. You've been dying to play with iPhoto if somebody would just show you how. Well, let's get started! This book will not only help you organize, enhance, and preserve those pictures with iPhoto, it also gives you pointers on taking better shots and shows you how to share them. It's the complete iPhoto resource, loaded with illustrations, tips, and commentary from some colorful experts.
- Includes plenty of illustrations, witty observations, and great advice
- Covers digital photography basics; importing, organizing, editing, and sharing photos; and creating an iPhoto Book
- Explores using iPhoto with other iLife® applications
L'auteur - Sam Crutsinger
Sam Crutsinger was bitten by the Mac bug in the late 1980s. A professional audio engineer, video editor and producer, graphic designer, videographer, photographer, writer, computer system designer, repair technician, and cat lover, he aspires to being the straight guy on an episode of Queer Eye for the Straight Guy.
L'auteur - David Plotkin
(Walnut Creek, CA) has published over 1,000 articles in
various periodicals and is the author of Using Lotus
Approach for Windows (Que). In addition, he has
co-authored The FileMaker Pro Bible (IDG) and The
Windows 98 Technical Reference Guide (Prima). He has
also designed training courses to make learning computers
fun for novices.
L'auteur - Andy Ihnatko
Andy Ihnatko describes himself as “the world’s
42nd most-beloved industry personality” because
“it’s vaguely credible but utterly impossible to
prove or disprove, and thus precisely the sort of tagline I was
looking for.” An unabashed geek (“The bashings ended
when I left high school for Rensselaer Polytechnic, thank
God”), Andy’s been writing about tech since 1989. In
the past, he’s written for every single magazine or website
with the word “Mac” in it, highlighted by 10 years as
MacUser and then Macworld’s back-page opinion columnist.
He’s currently the Chicago Sun-Times’ technology
columnist.
In his pursuit of “heroically stupid applications of
technology,” Andy has built an animatronic Darth Vader doll
that could be controlled over the Internet via telepresence to
hassle his roommate’s cats and written and published a
complete set of plans and instructions for converting any
Classic-style Macintosh into a fully functional 2.5-gallon
aquarium. “The Original MacQuarium” was one of the
Internet’s first e-Books and can be downloaded from several
sites after a quick Google search.
This is Andy’s fourth book. Andy lives in Boston with his
two goldfish, Click and Drag. He invites you to visit his aptly
named “Colossal Waste Of Bandwidth” at
www.andyi.com.
Sommaire
- Preface
- Acknowledgments
- About the Authors
- The Basics
- Taking Interesting Photos
- Getting Started with iPhoto
- Bringing It In: Importing Pictures
- Organizing Your Photos
- Organizing Your Pictures: The Basics
- Leveraging the Power of Albums
- Assigning Titles, Comments, and Keywords to Images
- Editing Your Photos
- Understanding the Edit Tools
- Better Photography through Editing
- Editing Outside of iPhoto
- Getting It Out There: Sharing Your Photos
- Making a Slideshow
- Paper and Ink: Using Your Basic Print Tools
- Using iPhoto to Print Your Pictures
- Printing Your Photos Professionally
- Sharing Your Photos Electronically
- Sharing Your Photos on the Internet
- Working with the iPhoto Book Feature
- Creating an iPhoto Book Design
- Laying Out Pages of the Book
- Adding Text to Dress Up Your Book
- Previewing and Printing Your Book
- Using Other iLife Applications to Present Your Work
- Creating an iMovie Slideshow
- Creating an iDVD Slideshow
- Odds 'n Ends
- Working with iPhoto Libraries
- Bonus Chapters from Andy Ihnatko
- Automating iPhoto with AppleScripting
- Twenty iPhoto Questions from Aunt Estelle
- You Got 'Em...Use 'Em: Digital Camera Features
- Index
Caractéristiques techniques
| PAPIER | |
| Éditeur(s) | Wiley |
| Auteur(s) | Sam Crutsinger, David Plotkin, Andy Ihnatko |
| Parution | 28/12/2004 |
| Nb. de pages | 405 |
| Format | 20,5 x 23 |
| Couverture | Broché |
| Poids | 763g |
| Intérieur | 2 couleurs |
| EAN13 | 9780764567971 |
| ISBN13 | 978-0-7645-6797-1 |
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