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Kepano Kekuewa, Apple Higher Ed Account Executive packed a two hour MacLearn presentation on July 25th with a slew of cool features of iPhoto ’09.  Here are a few things he shared, how-tos are in the handout linked below:

iPhoto is an organizer – Photos are imported as, and reside in Events. Drag over an Event to skim the photos in it and easily merge and split Events.  Albums are virtual collections  you drop photos into. Smart Albums grab the photos for you, based on your criteria.   Choose  an album or any set of photos and make an instant slideshow, a picture album or calendar.  You can also easily label and sort your photos according to Titles, Ratings (1-5 stars) and Keywords, either individually or in a bunch.

iPhoto is a photo editor.  Crop and Straighten images, or zap blemishes, lines and dirty spots with the Retouch tool.  Adjust shadows, highlights, color, sharpness by dragging sliders, then copy and paste those Adjustments onto other images!   Your original images are kept safe and can be restored at any time.  Cool!

A BIG mahalo to Kepano for an outstanding presentation,  to the 27 of you who joined us, to Jeff Kang for our projector rescue, and  Norm Hallett for the photos!

Missed it or want more?  Kepano is presenting for Pacific New Media in the Yukiyoshi Room  Krauss Hall 102 at UHM. Free.  All welcome.

• iPhoto seminar  Sept 30 7 pm  (similar to this presentation)
• iMovie seminar Oct 28 7 pm

His KaMacAttack blog is all Mac!  His latest post – iPhoto, iPhone and “Places.” Check it out at  http://kamacattack.blogspot.com/

Handouts are at http://drop.io/hmaus_maclearn
Help yourself! to iPhoto2handout.pdf and  Rolf’s Mac 202 notes.

iPhoto Apple videos  http://www.apple.com/ilife/tutorials/#iphoto

Don’t forget to come August 22 Sat 10-12 for iMovie and iDVD
ING DIrect Cafe 1958 Kalakaua Avenue. Free. No registration needed.
Save September 26 Sat. 10 – 12 for iWork with Colin Murphy!

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