New iCloud integration lets friends subscribe, comment, like, and contribute to your shared photo stream. Also, in addition to letting you share photos via Facebook, Flickr, and email, the new version now lets you share via Twitter, Messages, and iCloud. That makes sense, as the items on the Create menu-books, cards, calendars, albums, and slideshows-are meant to be shared. The most obvious update in iPhoto 9.5 relates to some of the controls-there are now fewer of them because Apple has conflated the Create and Share menus into a single menu. When I tested the software on four Macs-two desktops and two laptops of various vintage-I noticed no specific uptick in speed, but I had not previously had problems with iPhoto performance.
In creating the latest version of iPhoto, Apple paid particular attention to improving launch times and processing times for large images. Moreover, the iCloud Photo Sharing feature enables you to create shared photo streams to which you can invite friends and family to add their own photos, videos and comments.Īll in all, iPhoto is a smooth-running and user-oriented application that enables you to handle, sort, edit, enhance, share and print your pictures.Sure, under the hood is new 64-bit support that will no doubt improve performance for some users. IPhoto is also capable to import pictures from My Photo Stream to your library and add photos from your iPhoto library to My Photo Stream in order to view them on all your devices. In addition, you can create photo books, greeting cards, calendars, slideshows and albums that you can share along with your videos via iCloud Photo Sharing. Thanks to the sharing feature you can send your photos to friends and family via Messages, create themed emails and post your pictures on Twitter, Facebook and Flickr. On top of that, the intuitive built-in editing tools are designed to help you apply various photo effects, adjust the exposure of the picture, remove red-eye effect and enhance your favorite pictures by improving their color saturation and lighting with just a mouse click. The full screen mode helps you take advantage of every pixel of your Mac display while the 64-bit support allows you to scroll smoothly between the photos. The installation process is pretty straightforward and can be completed in a couple of minutes depending on the speed of your Internet connection.įrom iPhoto's main window you will be able to organize and sort your pictures using Places, Events and Faces. You can buy, download and install the latest version of iPhoto via the Mac App Store for $14.99. IPhoto is a fully-featured photo organizer and editor that enables you to import, manage, sort, edit and share your digital pictures from within a user-friendly and well-designed interface.
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