But let’s move beyond the basics.Ĭlick on Themes at the bottom of the window, and a Slideshow Themes sheet appears. If you were to then click the Play button at the bottom of the window, you’d see your slideshow with the pan-and-scan effect and hear that same jazz track. To make them so, close the Export window and instead select the images you wish to include in your slideshow, click the Create button at the bottom of the iPhoto window, and choose Slideshow. The slideshows you export can be more interesting than what I’ve described. Here you can choose to export without a subfolder or, when you choose Event Name from the menu, have a folder created that’s named after the image’s host event-‘Jul 11, 2012’, for example. When you select more than one image, a Subfolder Format pop-up menu will appear in the Export window. For instance, if you’re exporting two images selected in your Rhumba Lessons album, the images would be titled ‘Rhumba Lessons – 01’ and ‘Rhumba Lessons – 02’. When you choose Album name with number, the image will be assigned the name of the album in which it lives, along with a number. You might, for example, add “Borneo” if all the images were from your recent trip abroad. If you choose sequential titling, you have the option to add a prefix for your images in the ‘Prefix for sequential’ field below.

In the case of ‘Sequential’, your images will be assigned numbers, as in 01.jpg, 02.jpg, 03.jpg, and so on. ‘Use filename’ will instead use the title assigned by your camera- DSC_1129, for example. ‘Use title’ will, of course, use the title you’ve assigned to the image. Click the File Name pop-up menu, and you’ll find these options: ‘Use title’, ‘Use filename’, ‘Sequential’, and ‘Album name with number’. The Export window is the old-fashioned avenue for sharing images. Or if you’d like to use a custom size, choose Custom and you can configure the image’s dimensions. You can also select from among a handful of sizes-Small, Medium, Large, or Full Size.

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