Also, with a digital camera, you can view
a photo immediately after you take it, enabling you to decide whether you need to reshoot the
scene, whereas with a film camera you might wind up with disappointing photos (and having to
pay for them). You can even upload your digital photos via the Internet to your favorite photoprocessing
company, saving you a trip to the photo shop. Of course, if you buy a printer that
is capable of printing photo-quality output, you can do everything yourself from within your
own home or office. There??™s no need to carry around a big bag full of film rolls; you can carry a
digital camera, extra batteries, and several memory modules in a small bag or tiny pouch.
This chapter shows you how to use iPhoto to get photos onto your Mac, and then organize,
print, and share them.
iPhoto: A Darkroom on Your Desktop
iPhoto is Apple??™s gift to people who love their photographs. iPhoto imports pictures from your
camera and from other resources, such as pictures e-mailed to you or scanned into your Mac with
a scanner. You can then edit your pictures to your liking, making them brighter or darker, resizing
them, and even removing the dreaded ???red-eye??? effect with incredible ease.
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