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DESCRIPTION
iPhoto Batch Enhancer is designed to make your life with iPhoto even more comfortable. It helps you apply the built in iPhoto effects (enhance, black-white, sepia and more) with a few mouse clicks to a batch of photos. Additionally you can perform changes to the Adjust palette as well as scale or rotate your photos.
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WHAT'S NEW
Version 3.0b4:
  • The application is now more robust when iPhoto won't open the adjust palette.
Version 3.0b3:
  • Added compatibility with thumbnails in iPhoto's edit window being disabled.
  • The weekly version check now transmits anonymous profile data about the user's computer. This can be disabled in preferences.
  • Dialogs now display icons as intended.
  • Logging is disabled by default. When an error occurs it gets reenabled for a day.
  • Sending an error report on Mac OS X 10.5 Leopard now also includes logging details.
  • Scripts should work more reliable now. If iPhoto doesn't invoke external editing correctly it is automatically being restarted.
  • Windows (like the Adjust paltte) are only being moved when it's really necessary
REQUIREMENTS
Mac OS X 10.3.9 or later, iPhoto 4 or later.


SCREENSHOT

Developer:feroXsoft
Downloads:11,578
  - Version d/l:1,197
Multimedia & Design:Image Editing
License:Free
Date:12 Apr 2008
Platform:PPC/Intel
RATING
*****
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    iPhoto Batch Enhancer User Reviews (5 posts)Write A Review
    Oct 14 2007

    A J BENAMU  It doesn´t work with iPhoto 7.1  (Version 2.0.4)

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    Oct 20 2005

    ANONYMOUS  Alas, it modifies the originals and saves them immediately and doesn't make a backup/duplicate instead. This makes it a bit to "risky" IMHO. Great idea, but I should have the option of having make a seperate catalog with the reside/changed photos.  (Version 1.4)

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    Jun 19 2005
    *****

    BRYANKD  When I import my photo's into iPhoto, I always enhance them to see if this would improve the photo. I've found that my photo's look better about 80% of the time.

    However, it's a tedious process.

    That was before I discovered this little gem. All you have to do is drag the images you want to enhance (or turn sepia, b&w, etc), onto the application. Sit back and watch as iPhoto enhances and saves the changes to each photo without any further user input. A HUGE TIME & KEYSTROKE SAVER!

    If you don't like how iPhoto enhanced the picture, simply select the picture the Revert to Origianl menu command.  (Version 1.3)

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