iPhoto Pluginshttp://iphotoplugins.squarespace.com/imported-data/2009-11-28T16:52:33ZSquarespacehttp://iphotoplugins.squarespace.com/imported-data/2009/11/28/iphoto-update.htmlScott Leverenz2009-11-28T16:52:33Z2009-11-28T16:52:33ZApple has released an update to iPhoto 09 (version iPhoto 8.1.1) addressing issues affecting face recognition performance and accuracy. It also fixes minor issues in the areas of book ordering, and iPod touch support. What's new in this update?

Faces
Resolves an issue that could result in slow performance when displaying suggested matching faces. Addresses a face recognition issue that could result in some faces being matched incorrectly.

Important: If you imported photos of people while using iPhoto 8.1, there's an extra step you should take after installing the 8.1.1 update: Select all those photos, Control-click to open the contextual menu, and then choose Detect Missing Faces. This will redetect the faces in those photos and correct any face recognition issues introduced in iPhoto 8.1. You should not quit iPhoto during the Detect Missing Faces process. Book ordering
Resolves an issue that caused book order panel information to be displayed incorrectly in some languages iPod touch Support iPod Touch
Displays the icon for iPod touch (2nd Generation) correctly in the source list ]]>http://iphotoplugins.squarespace.com/imported-data/2009/11/27/iphoto-books-cards-calendars-other-fun-stuff.htmlScott Leverenz2009-11-27T20:18:36Z2009-11-27T20:18:36ZLINK]]>http://iphotoplugins.squarespace.com/imported-data/2009/11/12/take-control-of-iphoto-with-iphoto-library-manager.htmlScott Leverenz2009-11-12T19:24:19Z2009-11-12T19:24:19ZMacBundles package. ]]>http://iphotoplugins.squarespace.com/imported-data/2009/11/7/iphoto-organization-with-smart-albums.htmlScott Leverenz2009-11-07T17:29:41Z2009-11-07T17:29:41ZThe Unofficial Weblog has a great article by Sang Tang titled "5 Smart Albums To Help You Organize Your iPhoto Library". Smart albums are a very powerful way to maintain albums. You can read the article here]]>http://iphotoplugins.squarespace.com/imported-data/2009/10/24/gsp-for-iphoto.htmlScott Leverenz2009-10-24T22:03:27Z2009-10-24T22:03:27ZOne of great new features of iPhoto is "Places" which allows you to create stacks of images based on where the photo was taken. Great for family vacation photo organization to be sure. You can manually enter the location information of each photo, but it's kind of cumbersome. While your iPhone will automatically input the location any photo taken by the iPhone camera, using the built-in GSP feature, photos taken with your standard digital camera will not. Unless you have a digital camera with a built-in GSP device. Enter Geotagalog by Calf Trail Software. Geotagalog makes it easy to geotag photos as you import them into iPhoto. Open a tracklog, connect your camera, and you're almost done. Location-enable your favorite digital camera! You can read more about his at the Geotagalog website. ]]>http://iphotoplugins.squarespace.com/imported-data/2009/10/23/watermark-images-in-iphoto.htmlScott Leverenz2009-10-23T14:05:08Z2009-10-23T14:05:08ZResizable watermarks: the watermarks can be made smaller than the original source.
Location Flexibility: The watermarks can be placed in the center of the photo.
Optional export: the watermarked photos instead of importing them into iPhoto or Aperture. Congratulations to Blue Crowbar for updating this already awesome plugin.]]>http://iphotoplugins.squarespace.com/imported-data/2009/10/19/twitter-from-iphoto.htmlScott Leverenz2009-10-19T18:47:51Z2009-10-19T18:47:51Z - Send your tweets from within iPhoto.
- Include the selected photo or movie with your tweet.
- The photo will be sent to TwitPic or Mobypicture.
- Movies are sent to Mobypicture.
- Through Mobypicture, photos and movies can automatically be posted to other popular services.
You can check out the plugin at Blue Crowbar Software]]>http://iphotoplugins.squarespace.com/imported-data/2009/10/18/iphoto-batch-enhancer-302.htmlScott Leverenz2009-10-18T19:12:51Z2009-10-18T19:12:51ZiPhoto Batch Enhancer 3.0.2 is ready for download. iPhoto Batch Enhancer is designed to make your life with iPhoto even more comfortable. It helps you apply the built in iPhoto effects (enhance, black-white, sepia and more) with a few mouse clicks to a batch of photos. Additionally you can perform changes to the Adjust palette as well as scale or rotate your photos. LINK]]>http://iphotoplugins.squarespace.com/imported-data/2009/8/31/iphoto-getting-started.htmlScott Leverenz2009-08-31T04:42:03Z2009-08-31T04:42:03ZFrom TechRadar.com Top tips and tricks for iLife beginners. Get more out of iLife '09 with our essential guide Digital stills can sometimes be a little hazy, especially when you blow them up. The Definition slider improves clarity and reduces haziness in pictures but, crucially, without adding lots of contrast. It does this by adjusting the contrast in certain parts of the image rather than.... continue article]]>http://iphotoplugins.squarespace.com/imported-data/2009/8/29/no-cables-allowed-transfer-to-iphoto-wirelessly.htmlScott Leverenz2009-08-29T16:00:43Z2009-08-29T16:00:43Z Eye-Fi has taken the cables away! You can now get your photos and video from your digital camera into iPhoto on your Mac- wirelessly! Their line of SD Cards for digital cameras transfer your photo wirelessly - no cables required. The secret is the SD card has a very small, but powerful antenna built-in. Once the software has been configured on your Mac to recognize the card, you can instantly download your photos directly into iPhoto. No cables, no card readers, no draining your camera batteries. The cards have been updated to be compatible with Snow Leopard. You can learn more at Eye-Fi's website]]>