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Selasa, 06 September 2011

How to Crop Photos on iPad iOS 5

In iOS 5, the Photos app allows you to edit and crop images directly on your iPad and iPhone device, and you are able to save them to the photo library.How to Crop Photos on iPad running iOS 5* From the device's Home Screen, tap Photos app and navigate to the image that you want to crop.* Choose the photo and tap "Edit" button.* In the bottom right corner of the screen, there is a crop icon .

Minggu, 04 September 2011

How to Use Auto-Enhance in iPad Photos app

Apple has added photographic features for iOS 5. In iOS 5, the Photos app adds new crop, rotate, remove red-eye and auto-enhance tools, can organize photos into albums from within the app and automatically sync photos between devices using iCloud.

How to Use the Auto-Enhance feature in Photos app on iPad running iOS 5

* From the device's Home Screen, tap the Photos app icon and navigate to the

How to remove red-eye in iPad Photos on iOS 5

Is your perfect picture always glowing red eyes? The Photos app has the new editing features including the ability to remove red-eye on iOS 5. With the feature, you are able to remove a common "red-eye" effect from your photos.

How to remove Red-eye on iPad Photos app

* Tap the Photos app from Home Screen and choose the image you want to remove red-eye.
* Tap the "Edit" button > the remove

Sabtu, 11 Juni 2011

Organize photos directly from iPad Camera app in iOS 5

In iOS 5, you are able to organize your photos into albums directly from the Camera app. But you have to do it in iPhoto or the Photos app in the previous iOS.It is pretty handy that iOS 5 let users manage their photos. And you can create a new album on the iPad, and then snap photos directly into that album immediately. That's a great improvement.

Minggu, 17 April 2011

How to sync one Album from iPhoto to iPad

I made a photo album in iPhoto with 600 photos. How can I sync just one Album from iPhoto to my iPad 2, not the whole library?* First connect your iPad to your Mac.* In iTunes on the left sidebar under "Devices", choose your iPad.* Click "Photos" on the top bar and choose "Selected" and then check the specific photo albums you wanted to sync.

 
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