Posted on March 6, 2010 | Category: Tutorials
If you want to get the most out of any software program, you’ll want to get under the hood. Here are a few tricks you can do to increase Iphoto’s functionality.
Iphoto is great. It’s one of the easiest photo applications to use, if NOT the easiest and it is great with storage. However, the downside is that when you start to accumulate a bunch of pictures, Iphoto slows way down. Fortunately, when you get down under the hood by using Terminal, you can “de-fragment” Iphoto. Defragment? What is this Windows? Well, Iphoto’s library tends to get bogged down after awhile. Macosxhints posted a tip for “vacuuming” your Iphoto database.
TUAW shared a tip from a tweet they discovered regarding multi-touch features on Iphoto Maps. By using the terminal, you can create a command to allow scrolling/zooming on your newer Macbook to manipulate maps.
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