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How copy photos from iPhoto to Snapfish?

Snapfish is a photographic website for downloading and printing. It lets you create web galleries and share them for free through a number of other social networks and photo sharing sites, while offering a number of options for printing, such as sending copies paper photos. Using your Safari browser, you can quickly copy pictures galleries transferred to iPhoto to Snapfish, the photo organizing program from Apple. This way you can get copies of your photos online and offline.

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First, open Safari and go to your Snapfish account. From the main page of your account, select "Photos and Videos" in the upper left corner of the page and click on the album where the photos you want to transfer to iPhoto is.

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Then open iPhoto and then click the first photo you want to copy the album, in order to enlarge its size. 

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While holding down the "ctrl" click (or right-click if you have a mouse right-click) on the photo and choose "Add a picture in iPhoto Library" from the context menu that appears. iPhoto will automatically open and copy the selected picture in his library.

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Finally, repeat this step with all the photos you want to copy into iPhoto.

Tips & Warnings

Snapfish offers two resolution options for uploading your photos: one is an option for lower-resolution but fast, the other is an option for high resolution but slower. It is important to remember that the copied photo into iPhoto from your Snapfish gallery will be imported with the resolution at which you chose to upload to Snapfish instead the resolution settings of your camera.






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