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since upgrading i can not straighten my pictures in iPhoto, i've tried EDIT then ADJUST and there is no STRAIGHTEN bar just LIGHT, COLOR and BLACK AND WHITE
MacBook Pro (13-inch Mid 2009), iOS 9.1
As Recycled Hoosier has pointed out the rotation feature is part of Crop now.
To get all of the adjustment features available click on the blue Add button in the Adjust window and check all of the items in the menu that appears:
I will request that your post be relocated to the iPhoto forum where knowledgeable iPhoto users will be able to assist you.
Ciao.
Probably not your question, since there has been no recent upgrade to iPhoto, but here goes:
In Photos.app for Mac (the replacement for iPhoto since Yosemite 10.10.2, and El Capitan 10.11, "Straighten" is now a function within the Crop tool. First click the crop icon at the right. The image appears as below: Grab the 'indicator dial' and pull up or down to rotate the image, then confirm the change with the Done button in the upper right.
The Apple Support Communities Photos for Mac app support forum appears under Operating Systems now.
The Straighten tool has been combined with the crop tool, because straightening requires cropping anyway. When you straighten the photo it will be rotated and needs to be cropped. The straighten tool is more versatile than in iPhoto. If photos can determine the best orientation from the horizon or vertical lines, just click the "Auto" button and you do not need to rotate the photo manually. This is working very well for most of my architecture or landscape photos. If you have a trackpad, you can rotate the photo manually by placing two fingers on the trackpad and rotating with two fingers.
You have to enable this in the System Preferences > Trackpad > Scroll & Zoom panel.
how to straighten pictures in iPhoto
