Click to expand. One of things I like about iPhoto I could easily rate pictures, flagged items, create albums, iPhoto Events and drag and drop between albums.

Instant photo sketch will help you to convert a digital photo into pencil sketch. The program is extremely simple to learn and use. Mac OS X 10.5/Intel, Mac OS X 10.6/10.7 Additional. Colors in bitmap images appear washed out after macOS High Sierra update. We’ve identified an issue where bitmap images that are exported and re-imported into Sketch are appearing incorrectly and appearing washed out.

Things like being able rotate your chosen crop ratio to either Portrait or Landscape mode or even just to choose the sort order for the photos. I had 500 events, each carefully organized in my own way.

With each event, I could hover over the event and the photos would scroll quickly for a quick peek into the event. I then had albums which highlighted my best of each event, and other themes.

You CAN get iPhoto to run on Sierra and it DOES work. You need the 'final version' of iPhoto, which is iPhoto 9.6.1. No previous version will run.

You may or may not be able to get it through official Apple download channels (i.e., the App Store). Go to the App Store and check the 'purchased' tab. It -may- be there. If it's not, you can still get it via (cough, choke) 'unofficial' channels (i.e., 'the torrents'). Whether you wish to do this is up to you.

Forums Macs Mac Apps and Mac App Store. Manually add photos to photo stream. Discussion in 'Mac Apps and Mac App Store' started by sheetrock321, Jul 16, 2013. Most Liked Posts. You can use Shared Photo Streams and add photos manually then shared them with your friends. I use it all the time to share pictures of my kids with my relatives. Manually add photos in the phot app for mac user phott.

But sometimes, one must do, what one must do. Search for 'iphoto 9.6.1'. Click to expand.Photos is Apple's usual half attempt at replacing a good program.

They do it all the time, and it involves completely redesigning a program, leaving out large chunks of functionally then repeating, just like iMovie 6 to 08, iWork 09 to iMovie 2013. A proper successor would have the ability to work like iPhoto and Photos can not. It is missing features from iPhoto and does not work the he same way. I've found it a processor intensive resource hog as well. I'm perfectly adept at moving forward, however if you relied on certain organisation in iPhoto that is not in Photos, it is a step backwards. Just because something is different, it doesn't make it better. Photos is Apple's usual half attempt at replacing a good program.

They do it all the time, and it involves completely redesigning a program, leaving out large chunks of functionally then repeating, just like iMovie 6 to 08, iWork 09 to iMovie 2013. A proper successor would have the ability to work like iPhoto and Photos can not. It is missing features from iPhoto and does not work the he same way.

I've found it a processor intensive resource hog as well. I'm perfectly adept at moving forward, however if you relied on certain organisation in iPhoto that is not in Photos, it is a step backwards. Just because something is different, it doesn't make it better.

New features in Apple’s Photos app In general, macOS High Sierra layers on lots of subtle features that lay the foundation for future innovations. Instead of focusing on big changes, it refines the existing features and apps (like Photos). The final version of macOS High Sierra won’t arrive until this fall. But, if you want to tinker around with the new Photos app, you can right now. As with all beta software, you might encounter bugs. Having said that, here’s what to expect from the all-new Photos app in macOS High Sierra. Always-on sidebar A new persistent sidebar aids navigation in the Photos app.

Screenshot: Cult of Mac In previous versions of macOS, the Photos app had a top navigation bar with an optional sidebar. The Photos app now features a persistent sidebar that gives you quick access to your library, shared library, albums and projects. Since the sidebar is now the primary way to navigate through the app, you can no longer disable it completely. You can, however, resize it to your liking.

The Media Types album lets you sort your media by selfies, live photos, panoramas, depth-effect images, bursts, etc. The Imports pane displays all the recently imported media in chronological order, along with date and time.