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Watch artist Joseph Linaschke explain the creation of his gallery hanging of large black-and-white prints on metal and discuss the many challenges he faced along the way.
Learn how to combine the simplicity of iPhoto with the power of Aperture and get the best of both worlds.
Get up to speed on the many changes between Aperture versions 3.0 and 3.3/3.4.
Discover how to improve your photos using iPhoto. Enhancing Photos with iPhoto, with Rich Harrington, shows how to crop and straighten photos, remove red eye, retouch blemishes, remove noise, add special effects, and improve exposure, color, and contrast.
Discover how to use iPhoto to create photo books.
Covers the entire photographic workflow in Aperture, from import to enhancement to output, plus special 3.3 features like Retina display support and iPhoto integration.
Photographer, author, teacher, and frequent traveler Ben Long details the hardware, software, and workflow issues that photographers need to consider when shooting on the road, whether on vacation or on assignment.
Shows how to use Apple Aperture to quickly and efficiently create a slideshow to impress any audience.
Covers the concepts and techniques behind efficient photo management and backup, which becomes increasingly important as a photo collection grows.
Ben Long shares strategies for capturing the best black and white images and techniques for converting to black and white in Photoshop.
Offers an in-depth tour of iPhoto '11, demonstrating its various features for organizing, editing, and sharing images.
Reveals how to make an iPhoto library easily searchable using the new automated facial recognition technology.
Designed for those shooting high-definition video with the Canon 5D Mark II and creating a finished product using Final Cut Pro.
Professional photographer Derrick Story shows how to establish two-way communication between Facebook and iPhoto.
Derrick Story explains how iPhoto and Flickr work together to create online albums, known as sets.
Explores the functions of Places and shows how geotagging can help with accessing photos.
Covers how to identify people in an iPhoto library, create a slideshow, and use Faces to organize collections.
Shows how photographers can make their image organization, retouching, and presentation routines more fun and efficient.
Explore the powerful and easy-to-use photo management tools in Apple's Aperture 2.
How to use iPhoto to manage photos, including burning CDs, editing, duplicating, and organizing.
Shows professional and amateur photographers how to take advantage of Aperture's advanced photo management tools.
Concentrates on Aperture's range of capabilities, including downloading selected images and accessing and understanding raw photo details.
Take advantage of all the tools and features in iPhoto 6, including integration with iWeb.
Tons of useful tips on managing a photo library, editing pictures, and sharing photos with friends and family.
“It is so enlightening to have the blinders removed, and see the individual parts explained and how they relate to each other.” —Daniel J.
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