My mac is in x-ray mode like the pictures in photo booth

Hello, You Are Daniel. You'll stand a much better chance of getting whatever help you need if you'll take the trouble to describe your problem clearly, so others can understand it. For now, your post makes no sense at all. Believe me, your Mac has no X-ray mode.

Daniel, I've never seen Photo Booth and have no access to it. Only people with a handful of the latest Mac models have it or can get it. Therefore, repeating your description of the problem as something that looks like Photo Booth will do very few potential helpers any good. Instead, how about describing what your display actually looks like?

While you're at it, how about telling us exactly what Mac model you have, and what display you have (if the display is separate from the Mac). Also, whether you had changed or installed anything immediately before your problem started, and whether the display problem occurs in all applications, only in iPhoto 4 or earlier, or only in certain applications. Does it occur when no applications are open at all?

Hi there, I have Photo Booth, so I may be able to help you...

As far as I can tell 'x-ray' is located in button 1 of special effects, if you choose this at one time, it will remain this effect until you choose another one or choose normal...

Open Photo Booth > click on either 1 or 2 of Effects, the middle picture of the nine you see is the normal one, click on this and it should bring you back to normal... Hope this helps, please post back, good luck, Rick

BTW - I have Photo Booth Version 1.0(1.0)

iMac G5 iSight 20" - 30G iPOD - HP Pav 15" WS and Toshiba Sat 17" WS Mac OS X (10.4.7) Canon 20D & A620

Hi there, I have Photo Booth, so I may be able to help you...

As far as I can tell 'x-ray' is located in button 1 of special effects, if you choose this at one time, it will remain this effect until you choose another one or choose normal...

Open Photo Booth > click on either 1 or 2 of Effects, the middle picture of the nine you see is the normal one, click on this and it should bring you back to normal... Hope this helps, please post back, good luck, Rick

BTW - I have Photo Booth Version 1.0(1.0)

iMac G5 iSight 20" - 30G iPOD - HP Pav 15" WS and Toshiba Sat 17" WS Mac OS X (10.4.7) Canon 20D & A620

This sounds like it has nothing to do with iPhoto.

Open your System Preferences and check your settings on the "Universal Access" panel.