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I have recently, over the past year, pretty much switched over from PC to Mac. I still keep a PC around...just in case. Swapped my Dell for an iMac last year, and now switching from Vaio to MacBook - as of yesterday!
Some of the biggest reasons for my switch are: 1) icloud - I love how data and info transfers around to all my devices; 2) dependability & fast on/off; 3) practical immunity to virus issues; 4) speed & image quality. So...I'm really interested in iPhoto, in particular. The guy at the Apple store tells me that iPhoto can do all of the basic editing that Photoshop can do. Is that true? I've been kind of avoiding iPhoto on my iMac because it seems like how it sorts photos is a bit awkward. So I always save photos in my Pictures file instead. Is that dumb?
Do expert users feel it is better to go to the impromptu sessions at the Apple store, or purchase a One to One, or just buy a book on the how-to of iPhoto?
Thanks!
Some of the biggest reasons for my switch are: 1) icloud - I love how data and info transfers around to all my devices; 2) dependability & fast on/off; 3) practical immunity to virus issues; 4) speed & image quality. So...I'm really interested in iPhoto, in particular. The guy at the Apple store tells me that iPhoto can do all of the basic editing that Photoshop can do. Is that true? I've been kind of avoiding iPhoto on my iMac because it seems like how it sorts photos is a bit awkward. So I always save photos in my Pictures file instead. Is that dumb?
Do expert users feel it is better to go to the impromptu sessions at the Apple store, or purchase a One to One, or just buy a book on the how-to of iPhoto?
Thanks!