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- Ronald Epstein
Just convinced a friend of mine who is an avid photographer
to switch from Windows to Mac.
So far, as one would expect, he is very pleased with his new
iMac purchase.
The problem is, he is complaining about the way it handles
photos.
This is based on his description of the situation....
I don't know if he shot on film or digital. However, he
took his photos to CVS, I suppose to have the photos
put on a CD.
Some of the photos came out blurry.
He said that if he loads those blurred photos in Picasso
on his Windows computer, Picasso clears them up.
However, he said that iPhoto on his Mac does not.
Anyone know what he is talking about, and at the same
time, recommend software for the Mac that would take
care of his problem?
to switch from Windows to Mac.
So far, as one would expect, he is very pleased with his new
iMac purchase.
The problem is, he is complaining about the way it handles
photos.
This is based on his description of the situation....
I don't know if he shot on film or digital. However, he
took his photos to CVS, I suppose to have the photos
put on a CD.
Some of the photos came out blurry.
He said that if he loads those blurred photos in Picasso
on his Windows computer, Picasso clears them up.
However, he said that iPhoto on his Mac does not.
Anyone know what he is talking about, and at the same
time, recommend software for the Mac that would take
care of his problem?