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Feb 12, 2015 1:13 PM in response to 1andonlyDEUby LarryHN,★HelpfulWhat is the color profile? The best to use for iPhoto is RGB. Adobe RGB often produces results that are too dark
As to best prep - iphoto is designed for amateurs using point and shoot or lower end DLSRs and is not a professional tool - the best results are when the minimum amount of adjusting and tweaking is done and it is best done using only iPhoto - see iPhoto: Five steps to great books, cards, and calendars - Apple Support - point 3 specifically - bottom line for iPhoto books - less is more
Better Print service - totally a personal opinion - for me (and most I suspect iphoto users) there is no better service - iphoto books printing is simple and straight forward - certainly there are other services and many people use and like them - lots are cheaper - probably some do more professional printing, but again that is a decision only you can make
LN
PS BTW - these are not iBooks - that is a totally different electronic animal - these are iphoto photo books
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Feb 12, 2015 1:43 PM in response to LarryHNby 1andonlyDEU,Great stuff! Many thanks. Understand about the iPhoto and iBooks. My shorthand grabbed me on this one. I really like iPhoto... but it will be gone real soon.
Many thanks for taking the time to respond.
deu
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Feb 12, 2015 1:51 PM in response to 1andonlyDEUby LarryHN,I really like iPhoto... but it will be gone real soon.
Not at all - it will be around as long as you want and you have a compatible system - it is not going away - many people still use iPhoto 6 today - currently you must have if '09 to order print products and I'm sure that some day Photo 9.6 will no longer be allowed to oder - but probably a long time from now
iphoto is no longer being developed but is not going away
And some things I've read indcate that Photoa and iPhoto can both be used on the same photos - time will tell on that since on one actually knows until Photos is released later this year
LN