#HOW DO I RESIZE A PHOTO IN IPHOTO HOW TO#
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That’s accessible off the “File” menu, as shown: My natural tendency is to now Cmd-Click on the selection, but in iPhoto that’s not the way to get to the export feature (remember you can’t “share” because iPhoto doesn’t interoperate with Pinterest). By contrast, Pinterest has “pinboards” but I’d argue it’s still really more set up for individual photo postings rather than for large collections of images.īe that as it may, the current functionality of Pinterest definitely does not support people uploading a stack of images at the same time, so let’s look at the photo-by-photo steps required, okay?įirst off, in iPhoto, highlight the photo or photos you’d like to post: Plus, if you look at the export options in the iPhoto program, you’ll see that they’re all able to handle albums of photos rather than individual photo postings. So it’s one of those karmic balance sort of features, I suppose. No easy shortcuts! That’s okay, though, because what makes this a bit of a hassle for you conversely means that other people who you follow on Pinterest don’t publish 30-50 photos at a time, flooding the system with their (potentially) banal imagery. The good news is that this is easily done, but the bad news is that Pinterest isn’t a built-in “sharing” option from Apple’s iPhoto application, so you’re going to have to do this one by one.
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