Zooming in for Fine Control in iPhoto
	Tuesday, August 17 2010 By: chrisb Quick Zoom Click to see a larger image When editing a photo in iPhoto, two of the controls, Red-Eye and Retouch let you make changes to a specific area of the photo. (The rest of the tools, Rotate, Crop, Straighten, Enhance, Effects and Adjust change the entire photo.) To best use the Red-Eye and Retouch tools, you need to zoom up the size of the image on the screen. There is a slider at the bottom right of the iPhoto window that lets you zoom in and out, but there is much quicker way to zoom in for precise edits. Press the 1 key to zoom the photo up to 100%. Press the 2 key to zoom to 200%. To return to normal editing size, press 0. You only need to press the number keys, you don't need any modifier keys like Command or Shift. When the photo zooms, it aligns the photo so that the place you had the cursor moves to the middle of the screen. To move around the zoomed photo, a small Navigation Panel appears. The visible area of the photo is shown as a rectangle. You can drag this rectangle around the Navigation Panel to move to different parts of the image. Related Items: iPhoto | Zoom Donate $1

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