How to Edit Photos Into Mac Effects
Mac's iPhoto is the easiest way to manage and edit the digital pictures you keep on your computer. One of iPhoto's most popular features is the ability to apply different effects to your photos. The effects act as a filter that changes the way your image looks. Effect filters. such as black-and-white or sepia, can totally change the impact of the image; manipulation effects are more like a funhouse mirror, stretching certain parts of an image to create a funny picture. If you learn all the effects and how to use them, you can make your favorite pictures even better.
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Instructions
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Connect your camera to your computer's USB port to import your pictures into iPhoto. If you wish to edit pictures that are already on your computer, drag the files into the "Events" folder located in the library section of iPhoto to import them manually.
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Open "Events," then choose the picture you wish to edit.
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Click the "Edit" button at the bottom of the preview screen. It has a small pencil icon located above it.
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Click the "Effects" button at the bottom of the editing screen. It has a small black grid icon located above it.
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Choose the effect filter you would like to use, then click on it to apply it to the image. Click the effect again to turn it off or increase the intensity of the effects that have multiple levels.
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Close the effects window, then click "Done" on the bottom of the editing screen to keep your changes.
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Tips & Warnings
You can use multiple effects on the same image to enhance your image even further.
