Sound like Aperture is the program for me. Thanks
On Dec 29, 2012, at 11:51 PM, John Robinson wrote: > Anne, > > Since I don't use iPhoto I am not sure how it is organized, I thought you > could look at events and then drill down. > > Anyway, in Aperture you can do exactly as you are wanting, if you want to > have the events appear rather than a bunch of photo's you can sure have that > as your default when you open the program. I love Aperture, it has such > great organizational abilities. > > I had a folder for my 50 yr. class reunion that I did so much work on. > Inside that I had a section of pictures of all my classmates from our Senior > pictures, then one on all the schools we had attended, a section of pictures > of our individual 8th grade pictures, a group of photo's for our grade school > pictures where we were in large groups, another group for our families, one > for our class trips, one for the deceased classmates, a section on the room > we were renting with several photo's to help me plan on large prints to hang > all over the walls. > > On and on they went and they were all under the Class of 62 folder. At the > end of our video I used Aperture to show a map of where we all lived, in two > countries, 18 states and 54 different cities, so Aperture drew all this for > me and I added it to the movie I made for the classmates. > > You also can direct Aperture to a default program for additional editing such > as Photoshop, once the editing is done the corrected photo goes right back to > Aperture, it's really slick. > > John _______________________________________________ MacGroup mailing list [email protected] http://www.math.louisville.edu/mailman/listinfo/macgroup
