iPhoto with Dropbox or Google Drive

The online storage services like Dropbox and Google drive are becoming increasingly popular, this is mainly due to the fact that the files you place on such a service anywhere in the world are approachable and can be automatically synchronized between all your different devices.

 

It is also possible to use the iPhoto library in combination with DropBox or Google drive. When you use this picture library you will always have the same content as the changes are automatically synchronized.

If you want to move the iPhoto library to an online storage service then you move the library. By default, iPhoto photo library stored in the folder:

▸ ▸ home Images iPhoto library.

The 'iPhoto Library' you can use the Finder to easily move or copy Dropbox or Google drive. After it is copied, double click on the 'iPhoto Library' and iPhoto will automatically open the library from the Google Drive or Dropbox folder.

When the library opens, you can correct any of the original 'iPhoto Library' removal from the home. If iPhoto when you start the wrong 'iPhoto Library' to open the library or not able to find then close iPhoto and start it again with the option key. This gives you the ability to manually select the photo library.

To synchronization errors with the photo library to avoid it is recommended that the iPhoto application only open on a Mac simultaneously.

Wireless transmission of pictures between iOS-devices using iPhoto

During the presentation  of the third generation iPad Apple introduced a mobile photo editor  iPhoto for the iPhone and tablet iPad. Software, Ported from the desktop version for Mac OS X, designed for viewing and cataloging of photos and has advanced editing features.

iPhoto for iOS supports brushes, offers a set of qualitative effects, multisensory editing and many other features. The application can choose from a library of similar photos, capable of processing images at resolutions up to 19 megapixels, producing their automatic correction to align the horizon, and publish images to popular social networks.

Few know that the application iPhoto also allows you to wirelessly transmit images from one iOS-device to another via a common Wi-Fi connection or Bluetooth. In other words, if you edit a photo on your iPad, you can instantly send it directly to a full-size copy of the iPhone - or vice versa. However, if you check the check image, edit it or add a signature, all this will also be transferred.

How to share photos between iOS-devices using iPhoto:

Step 1 : Launch iPhoto on both gadgets.

Step 2 : Click the button with the gear in the lower right corner of the program and include «Wireless Beaming».

Step 3 : Take a tap on the photo or album that you want to translate to another iGadget, click the arrow at the top and select the «Beam».

Step 4 : Confirm the wireless transmission of images and click on the second device «Beam Photos».

Step 5 : Click "Yes" to the receiving device to start the broadcasts.

A prerequisite for the successful transfer of photos via iPhoto is the inclusion of geolocation services. If you are forced to shut down the operation of this service for an application Apple, go to Settings -> geolocation, and turn the dial next to iPhoto.

iPhoto 9.2.3 Update is available for download

Apple has released a new version of a software package for working with photos on their computers Mac - iPhoto 9.2.3. Update is aimed at improving the overall stability and solving minor problems in the program.

Features of iPhoto 9.2.3:

• improved stability;
• fix a bug that could lead to an unexpected application termination iPhoto on systems with multiple user accounts.

The update is available for download via Software Update. In the previous update for users of the application the opportunity to delete the photos from the photostream, and use the swipe gesture to the right and left to move between images in a larger size.

Updates Version 9.2 - 9.2.2:

• Photos can now be removed from the photostream;
• fixed compatibility problems with iCloud and iOS 5;
• swipe gestures to the right and left can now be used to navigate between photos when viewed in a larger size;
• previously imported photos are now displayed in a separate section of the window "Import";
• topic of books and calendars, as well as the category of cards can now be selected using the pop-up menu when you view the carousel;
• Fixed a bug that caused incorrect printing of some pages in the books;
• After rebuilding the music library is now stored previously created slide shows and books.

This update is 256 MB is recommended for all users of iPhoto '11.