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WORKING WITH iPHOTO ‘09Organizing Photos chapter 4 3 4 How do I name a face that iPhoto does not recognize?. iPhoto groups your photos based on named faces.. ● You can double-click a fa

WORKING WITH iPHOTO ‘09

Organizing Photos chapter 4

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How do I name a face that iPhoto does not

recognize?

Sometimes iPhoto cannot recognize a face

because the face is at an angle or is obscured

Follow these steps to name it:

1 Open the photo and click Name to open the

labeling view

iPhoto groups your photos based

on named faces

● You can double-click a face photo

to view the named photos

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● iPhoto displays the photos you

have named here

● Photos with name suggestions

appear here

3 Click Confirm Name.

1 Click Faces.

iPhoto displays the faces you have

labeled

2 Double-click a face

Manage Faces

As you name faces in your photos, iPhoto

examines other photos in your library and

attempts to name them for you You can view

iPhoto’s face suggestions to confirm them To

label faces with names yourself, see “Name a

Face.”

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iPhoto updates the photos for that

face

● iPhoto displays the unconfirmed

faces here

4 Click a face once to confirm it

● iPhoto marks a confirmed face

with a green label

5 Click a face twice to reject it

● iPhoto marks a rejected face with

a red label

6 Click Done.

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MAP A PHOTO

6 Position the cursor over a photo

thumbnail

A icon appears

7 Click

TURN ON PLACE LOOKUPS

1 Click iPhoto.

2 Click Preferences.

3 In the dialog that appears, click

Advanced.

4 Click here and select

Automatically.

5 Click to close the dialog

Map Photos to a Place

You can associate images in iPhoto with the

places where they were taken By zooming in on

the map in iPhoto, you can pinpoint the exact

street corner or landmark where you shot the

photos.

To make mapping photos easier, you can turn on place lookups in

the iPhoto preferences.

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Can iPhoto automatically assign photos to a location?

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the location

! Click Done to return to the photo

library

The location information for the

photo appears

8 Type the location of the photo

iPhoto looks up the location and

offers suggestions

9 Click the location of the photo

from the list

● If the location is not listed, you

can click New place to perform a

search

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iPhoto displays photos from the

location

4 Click Map to return to the map

view

USE A MAP

1 Click Places.

iPhoto displays a map showing

pins where you have located

photos

● You can click and drag the slider

to zoom the map

● You can click Show Photos to

show all the photos from the

locations shown on the map

2 Position the cursor over a pin

A location label appears

3 Click the arrow ( )

View Photo Places

You can view a map that shows the places where

you have located photos You can click a place on

the map to see the photos that were taken there

You can also browse locations by geographic name.

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● iPhoto filters the photos, showing

only those from the location

BROWSE LOCATIONS

1 Click to display your locations in

list view

● iPhoto displays your locations

hierarchically with all photos

shown

2 Click a location in a list

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3 Make sure Album is selected

● You can click to create an empty

album ( changes to )

4 Type a name for the album

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1 -click to select photos to add to

the album

2 Click the Create button ( )

Create an Album

You can organize photos into subject-specific

albums Creating an album makes it easy to turn

those photos into slideshows, photo books, Web

galleries, and other projects.

For more about creating projects in iPhoto, see Chapter 6.

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7 Click and drag a photo to the

album

iPhoto adds the photo to the

album

iPhoto creates the album and

displays its contents

● The album name is displayed in

the source list

6 Click Photos.

Smar t Album

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4 Click here to specify the first type

of criteria

5 Set the conditions

In this example, the term “fish”

must be present in any of the text

1 Click

2 In the dialog that appears, click

Smart Album.

3 Type a name for the smart album

Create a Smart Album

You can create a smart album by setting one or

more criteria based on date, keywords, rating, and

other photo characteristics Photos that meet the

criteria are automatically added to the album and

iPhoto updates the album as the library changes.