
All you need to do is tap on the little ‘X’ when you preview images. You can hide images in iPhoto (better than deleting them). Having all the images load on the image preview isn’t cool when you have tons of photos that you would rather not show up along with the rest. This way, you can choose to view just the hidden photos or the edited photos that you’ve “favorited” or flagged. This pulls down a list of options you can choose, and that changes the view. While using iPhoto, if you want to switch between flagged images, favorite images or all of them (or other groups), you can do so by tapping on the top-left corner.

Want to take a faster look at multiple photos to remove duplicates or those that look similar? Try the multiple-view option. Once you are done with all the edits, if you want to save the photos to a specific album or just keep it as a favorite (easily accessible), you can use the favorite option. These might include photos that you need to increase the brightness/contrast, or retouch and stuff like that. The flag option, according to iPhoto, is useful when you want to choose some photos for editing in the future.

The flag and favorite options are a great way to organize your photos based on what you want to keep/share and stuff you want to edit – faster. Organizing hundreds of photos can take a lot of time.
#Iphoto needs to be updated mac
Here are some of the most essential tips that we thought would be very useful for iPhoto on Mac / iOS. But what if you want to modify a lot of photos at once, or add specific retouching effects to certain photos share a batch and stuff like that? If you’re looking for just an album management tool, the stock Photos app on iPhone/iPad is good enough.

Some people usually think that it’s an unnecessary extra. It’s basically an app that’s designed to help you do a lot of things with your photo besides managing them. You can manage, edit, retouch, apply effects and do much more with your photo collection on iPhoto. IPhoto, developed by Apple, is a really great app to do a lot of things with your photo collection.
