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This free program – available via the Mac App Store – is also a feasible alternative to iPhoto. If you have an Android phone, it actually makes more sense to use Picasa in your laptop as well. You can do all the basic photo editing tasks on Picasa, and if you need more options, you can do so as well via the “Edit in Creative Kit” option. One of the best things I like about Picasa – aside from the fact that it is free and is integrated with everything Google – is that you can save your photo library (all of it) wherever you choose to do so.

Google users know its worth, and it has withstood the test of time – and critics. In 2009 Drew started TheMacU to provide video training courses to Mac users anywhere in the World.Picasa has been in the game for quite some time, and has long been a popular photo management program. SInce 2007 Drew has been a member of The Apple Consultants Network, working in the Boise Idaho area to provide support and training to Mac users at their home and business. Drew is a 20+ year Mac user and has been using Macs professionally in the graphic design and photography fields for over 10 years. The voice and guide behind this training App is Drew Swanson. In the output section discover all the ways to share your photos, from emailing just a couple images, adding entire albums to Facebook or creating a calendar. In the Edit section of the course learn to make a photo look its absolute best with the effects and adjust tools in iPhoto. Organizational tools such as Events, Faces, Places and Smart Albums are all discussed. Get the most out of iPhoto '11 with our "Learn - iPhoto Edition" video training app!ĭivided into three main sections (1.Organize, 2.Edit, 3.Output) this course covers the entire process from importing photos, adding metadata, editing it and finally sharing it with friends or family. Use the notes pane to jot down things to remember from each lesson, then output all your notes in a single PDF document!.The keyboard shortcuts associated with each lesson are listed in the sidebar.