Hello Graeme, Not changes made to iPhoto - 'Photos For Mac' is New.
For full coverage of Photos for Mac, see Jason Snell’s description in “Initial Impressions of Photos for OS X Beta” (9 February 2015) — nothing significant seems to have changed from the beta. Jeff Carlson also reviewed Photos for Macworld; his conclusion is that it’s faster than iPhoto but less powerful than Aperture. Be sure to check out the early-bird version of Jason’s “Photos for Mac: A Take Control Crash Course,” which helps you decide whether to transition to Photos right away, walks you through importing your iPhoto and Aperture photo libraries, and explains how to handle key organizational tasks. A free update in May will add coverage of iCloud Photo Library, editing and sharing photos, creating prints and other projects, and more. Another article worth reading: Photos for OS X FAQ: What you need to know! <www.imore.com/photos-os-x-faq> Cheers, Ronni Sent from Ronni's iPad4 > On 11 Apr 2015, at 7:31 am, Graeme Winters <winters....@gmail.com> wrote: > > Looking forward to Tuesday’s meeting. > I note from the latest update that significant changes have been made to > IPhoto > These changes would make for an interesting topic if time permits > > Graeme >> On 6 Apr 2015, at 11:21 am, topsm...@internode.on.net wrote: >> >> A belated Happy Easter to all WAMUGgers. >> >> I hope each and everyone of you have had a relaxing Easter break and not >> eaten too much chocolate. Though I don't understand why so many dieticians >> say we should restrict our chocolate eating. After all true chocolate >> devotees know that chocolate is a vegetable. It comes from the cocoa bean >> and beans are veggies. And are we not being encouraged to eat more fruit & >> vegetables??? >> >> AGM >> >> Thank you to all who attended the AGM at the Dome in Vic Park. Although >> noisy it was great to eat, drink and catch up ... and we had sufficient >> numbers to elect our Committee. YAY!!!! >> >> Thanks to Peter Smith who chaired the meeting and kept things moving. >> >> COMMITTEE >> >> >> For 2015, your committee members are >> Maureen Smith - President >> Peter Botman - Treasurer >> Peter Smith >> Peter Hinchliffe >> Bernard Barnwell >> Daniel Kerr >> >> >> CONSTITUTION CHANGES >> >> The continuing shift to a stronger online presence has resulted in some >> aspects of our constitution becoming outdated and failing to reflect the >> changes in WAMUG’s growth & direction. Over the next few months, the >> committee will look closely at our constitution in the light of these >> changes. Some areas of discussion will include online voting for committee >> positions as well as looking at the numbered needed for a quorum. We will >> keep you informed all the way. Ultimately, any changes have to be agreed >> upon by the members. >> >> MONTHLY MEETING >> >> This Tuesday, 7th April, is Easter Tuesday and many organisations are still >> on holidays. Bearing this in mind, this month’s meeting has been shifted to >> Tuesday 14th April. It will still be held at Professional Prowest Real >> Estate building, 175 High Road Willeton starting at 7.30pm. >> >> This month’s topics include a look at the new Microsoft Office 2016 which >> will be released late this year. This release promises complete feature >> parity between Windows & Mac. >> >> We will also be looking at an alternative to the expensive Adobe, namely >> Affinity Designer. This software was selected as runner-up in Apple's "Best >> of 2014" list of App Store and iTunes content, in the Mac app category. It >> can open PDF, Photoshop, Adobe Illustrator, and export to those formats as >> well as SVG and EPS. >> >> So, if you are interested in designing or improving graphics for marketing >> websites Icons etc, this may be the meeting you should attend. >> >> Cheers, >> >> Maureen
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