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Facebook Connect in iPhoto

Andrew Lyle   on 30 January 2009 - 06:05 · 2 comments & 3221 views

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Facebook Connect can now sync up with iPhoto on your Mac, to share your photos directly from the program. Photos in your iPhoto ‘09, that comes packaged with iLife '09, can sync your photos to the web site for all your friends to see, right from your desktop. The same type of application syncing can be seen in iPhoto with Flickr, and with the iPhone application to upload photos from your phone onto the web site by using the camera phone.

Dave Morin from Facebook said: "We are excited that sharing your photos with the people you care about has become even easier with iLife '09, Apple's new suite of applications that includes iPhoto '09. Users of iPhoto '09 can easily share and tag photos from iPhoto directly to Facebook. With help from Facebook Connect, photo tags from iPhoto '09 can be added to Facebook and generate Facebook notifications. Additionally, Mac users can update Facebook News Feed and alert friends anytime they update their websites using Apple's iWeb '09 application."

Mac users can now join the more than 700 million photos each month on Facebook directly from their desktop in a couple of clicks of their mouse. The iPhoto allows you to edit your photos to your liking before uploading the image to the web site.

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(1 reply) #1 LTD on 30 Jan 2009 - 12:47
LOVING the new iPhoto! The new iLife is very nice all around and the price is just right. Overall, I'm impressed with Apple's recent push in software.

The new face-recognition feature in iPhoto in particular is a nice touch, and it works. It isn't perfect, but it does a good job overall. A lot of my pics are of family, and I'm not in a lot of them since I'm usually the one stuck with the photog's job. But when I had iPhoto gather all the pics with my face in them, it picked up my biological Dad's face (!) who had passed away a couple of years ago. It was a bit of an emotional moment. Impressive, if nothing else.
#1.1 Quikboy on 31 Jan 2009 - 21:44
Picasa and Windows Live Photo Gallery have been having it for awhile...

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