HowTo: Work with iPhoto
How to store images in iPhoto
I made the bold statement in the review section of this magazine that iPhoto is the best photo-cataloguing application in the world, bar none. So let’s have a look at how you can get the most out of this excellent application.
When you open iPhoto for the first time, assuming you haven’t used it before, you will be presented with a fairly uninteresting blank screen with a grey background. Yes, there are some shortcuts along the left hand side of the screen but they don’t do anything until you have actually got some images to work with. So let’s go right ahead and get some pictures into the library.
There are several ways to import images into the library and the most obvious one is directly from your digital camera. By default, iPhoto will open when you connect your camera to your Mac but some camera software will install its own image transfer tool.
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