Using the Calendar to Find Pictures in iPhoto

Video Transcript

"Hey everybody! My name is Matt and I'm speaking to you on behalf of Expert Village. We talked earlier about if you select the arrow next to the library tab, you can sort your photos by year. You can also sort them by month and day as well. To do this, there's a calendar button here on the bottom left. If you select that, it's going to give you a calendar. You can drag this up. It's going to show you each year. You can change the year by selecting the up and down arrows here. That's going scroll through the different years. It's going to show you a list of months underneath the year. If one of the months is bold, if you select that, that means there's a photo there. If you select that, that means there's photo there. If you select that, it's going to show you all the photos that were taken in that month of that year. Also, if you select the arrow button here beside the year at the top, it's going to give you a calendar of each year. You can scroll up and down the same way using the arrow buttons. You can also use the scroll button on your mouse. You can come down and find photos that were taken on a certain day. Those are going to be noted by a bold day of the month as well. If I select that day, it's going to show me this picture was taken on September of 2005 on the 23rd. You can also select by week as well. It's a good way to find photos depending on when they were taken. If you click the calendar button it's going to take the calendar away, but it's not going to actually take you back to all your photos in your library. To do that, you're going to need to click the X up here at the top right. That'll take you back to your library and show you all of your photos there."