Chapter 3
Importing, Viewing, Organizing, and Sharing Photos
In This Chapter
Seeing how digital photography works
Getting your digital images onto your Mac
Capturing digital images without a digital camera
Using iPhoto to organize your digital images
Making your photos look better
Sharing photos with your family and friends
More people are taking photos than ever before with digital cameras and mobile phones, and then using websites like Facebook, Instagram, and Flickr to share every moment and morsel. Of course, before you share your immortalized antics, you may want to edit the evidence with an image-editing app to make the subject or scene look better than it did in real life.
You can use iPhoto, which is part of the iLife suite, not only for image editing but also for managing (an important part of digital photography because it’s so easy to accumulate hundreds, if not thousands, ...
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