I read yesterday that I can create a tilt-shift effect in iPhoto, but I can't find information on how to do it. Does anyone know?
D. Turner
MacBook Pro (13-inch, Mid 2012), OS X Mountain Lion (10.8.2)
No you can't. You can use an other app to do the job and set it as an external editor.
Sorry but what exactly is a "tilt-shift" effect?
Where did you read this? Maybe you should ask the source
There is no iPhoto for the Mac effect named "tilt-shift"
LN
Are you referring to the picture frames and text boxes in an iPhoto book? If so try these key combinations:
You can "adjust" a photo frame or text box size on a page with the following key combinations:
Command + Option +⬆arrow: increase frame height.
Command + Option +⬇arrow: decrease frame height.
Command + Option + ➜ arrow: increase frame width.
Command + Option + ⬅ arrow: decrease frame width.
To adjust its position on the page use these key combinations:
Command + Control + ➜ arrow: move frame to right.
Command + Control + ⬅ arrow: move frame to left.
Command + Control + ⬆ arrow: rotate frame counter clockwise.
Command + Control + ⬇ arrow: rotate frame clockwise.
You can conver the standard frame (on the left) to this one (on the right)
If this isn't it there's only the Straighten tool in iPhoto's Edit mode.
OT
Can I do a tilt-shift effect to my photos in iPhoto?
