Apple iPhoto - Full-Screen View Features

30 Chapter 3 iPhoto at a Glance
Full-Screen View
If your library, an album, or an individual photo is selected in organize view, you can
click the Full Screen button to switch to full-screen view. This allows you to view and
edit your photo using your entire screen.
A Photo browser: Click the photo you want to edit.
B Viewing area: View the photo whose color or composition you want to change. Drag to select a
portion of the photo for cropping or red-eye reduction.
C Compare button: Click to compare two or more photos side-by-side.
D Info button: Click to see photo information, such as title, date/time taken, comments, or rating.
E Rotate button: Click to rotate photos by 90-degree increments.
F Constrain pop-up menu: Choose a size ratio to constrain your crop or red-eye reduction
selection to a specific dimension.
G Crop button: Click to edit a photo by keeping only the portion you like and removing the rest.
H Enhance button: Click to automatically adjust the color and contrast of a photo.
I Red-Eye button: Click to reduce the appearance of “red-eye” (when a person’s eyes look red in
your photo).
J Retouch button: Click the Retouch button and then drag the crosshair pointer in short strokes
over blemishes and other small marks you want to remove from the photo.
K Effects button: Click to display effects you can use on your photo.
L Adjust button: Click to display advanced editing tools.
M Zoom slider: Drag to zoom in or out on the image.
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