1) The author used iPhoto to edit pictures and match the style of magazine photos. They experimented with different settings to understand what each one did. 2) Tools like red eye fix, straighten, and crop were used to improve photos. Auto enhance made pictures brighter and more detailed. Filters added life and focus. 3) Through trial and error along with feedback, the author refined photos using advanced features until satisfied with the results. More time could be spent mastering iPhoto.

1. IPhoto Process production
To edit my pictures and make them look more professional I used iphoto to edit and match
the style of other pop magazine pictures. I played about with all the different setting as well
as doing some research on them so that i had some idea of what everything did. Only
through doing this was I able to achieve the best quality pictures.
Firstly I used some of the quick fixes. The fix red eye was very helpful as some images
where I used flash I found that the some of my photos where my module had red eye.
Next I used the straighten tool which made sure my picture was completely aligned and
not tilted. I also used crop, which got rid of unnecessary parts of the background i didn’t
want. I also tried using the retouch feature too but I didn't like the end results from using it
so I decided no not use it.
One of the most notable quick fix was the auto enhance feature, which quickly improved
my image by making it brighter, and more detailed.
Original Enchanted

2. I also tried out some of the filters which gave a boring image a lot more life and gave more
focus to it. I found the vignette toll quite helpful as it allowed me to put focus onto the
subjects face.
Lastly I used a process of trail and error until I was happy with how my picture looked by
using the advanced features. I also took feedback from people in my school asking them
what looked best and allowed them to advise me on what adjustments I should make.

3. However I believe if I had more time I could learn to use this feature more to master it as I
was not sure on what had changed at times