21 Things You Can Do With Images In Preview
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- macmost.com/e-3103 A lot of common tasks you need to do with images can be done with the Mac's built-in Preview app. Learn how to crop, resize, compress, convert, caption and much more.
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00:00 Intro
00:44 1. View the Real Date and Other Information
01:59 2. View GPS Location
02:23 3. Crop
02:59 4. Rotate
03:13 5. Flip / Mirror
03:33 6. Resize
04:12 7. Adjust Brightness and Color
04:39 8. Export In a Different Format
05:00 9. Compress
05:23 10. Identify Objects
06:02 11. Copy a Selection For Use Elsewhere
06:28 12. Copy Subject / Remove Background
07:11 13. Copy Text From an Image
07:54 14. Draw On an Image
08:10 15. Draw Arrows and Shapes
08:26 16. Add a Border
08:49 17. Add Captions
09:11 18. Add Image Descriptions
09:45 19. Zoom In To Get a Closer Look
10:49 20. Combine Images Into a PDF
11:53 21. Present a Slideshow
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He knows more about macbooks than apple themselves ❤
I think he has apple juice running in his veins.....😂🤣
OMG, Gary! After MANY years of using a Mac, I never knew Preview was so powerful. You're always teaching me something new! Thank you!
Not only a perpetually great presenter Gary but you have the gift of making each presentation not only understandable but retainable in memory.
Your excellent presentations show us the "hidden" power of Mac. Preview has amazing features that allow professional photographers (or anyone) to quickly & easily prepare and send photos. What a blessing! Thanks, Gary!
This is the most valuable video I have watch about “Preview” thank you from the bottom of my HEART!
Your videos and explanations are the best thank you so much.
Crikey. I thought that I was pretty Mac knowledgeable but managed to not know how much preview had improved. As ever, Lots of super useful tips presented in a super clear fashion.
Thanks so much.
Have a good weekend
Imma about to save another 5 hours a week with these tips. Thanks Gary
Reveals so many features of Preview. Thanks very much!
This is the most valuable video I have watch about “Preview” thank you from the bottom of my HEART!😊
Another fab video. 👏👏 Thank you so much.💗 So useful.
Thanks Gary. I'm particularly cement-headed about the Markup Tools, and just last week I couldn't add a speech balloon with text in it to save my soul. Bookmarking this.
great set of videos.. I took at many of them and am impressed at how much he knows and how well he explains each application or function. thank you👌
very useful .. appreciate sharing this with us
I consider myself a power user, but always learn something new from your vids. Always very helpful!
Excellent and VERY helpful. I've been a Mac person for decades, and yet am constantly amazed to learn new things about apps I thought I knew. Thanks for making this!
Watching hour vids always reminds me that I still have so much to learn.
It’s amazing how much more you know about apps than anyone else!
Great tutorial😀
Gary I absolutely love your channel
I never knew I could do any of this. Thanks so much Gary.
I always considered preview as pain because I would accidentally open psd files which I want to open in an editor program. Now I see the value of preview. Thanks.
Excellent tutorial, as usual. I did not realize that Preview had all these features. Many thanks!
Thanks for this one, found a few more things I can do in Preview.
I use the text mark up tools a lot. I find if I need to use arrows I have to draw them first. If I try to add more after I start to add text boxes the iMac freezes and I have to reboot by turning the iMac off at the wall
Apart from that very good mark up abilities
Hi Gary. I thought I knew most of what Preview could do, but this video doubled my knowledge! Thanks!!!
Excellent, I didn't use this app because so far I didn't know all about it. Thank you so much!
it helps me a lot to use Mac
Great! Very very usefull. Merci beaucoup!
Gary's the best! Cheers, man.
Thank you Gary. It's really a great teaching.
Thanks Gary! Another fantastic video. Once again I learnt a lot!
Thanks Gary, again, another excellent and helpful video !
Gary I love your videos.They are always so useful! Great info, Thank you so much!
That was an excellent and very helpful tutorial with great information! Thank You!
Thanks bunches
Thanks!
Brilliant !
A very useful and informative video tutorial, how fun! Thank you, Gary!👏🏻❤️
awesome video. thanks
Thanks very much, Gary, for this informative video! This was incredibly useful,
Excellent.
Awesome review.... love the new features added to Preview in Sonoma.
Speaking of Markup... I use a combo of markup/text and your cliptools/saved clips to put a watermark on my photos. Just have to have saved the text of the watermark and it's easy to copy/paste it in the text box and then move it to the location I want. I also found out that if I do this twice, in contrasting colors, then put the darker version right on top of the lighter version, I can use the arrow keys to slightly offset it so I get a bit of a 3D effect.
Gary is the Chuck Norris of Macs
I've been using this for @10 years annotating photos for my genealogy tree and sharing them to family
Another thing I do is use the print command to open a document in Preview. You then can do things to the document you cannot do in the free version on Adobe Acrobat.
Bravo
It misses one function: on select a area show ratio.
Thank you for the video.
It would be nice if free rotations were possible so as to straighten horizons.
You can do that in the Photos app though. Even vertical and horizontal perspective straightening too. th-cam.com/video/kLyTP2BZPcs/w-d-xo.html
Can you also use Preview to rotate the image only a few degrees, for instance to level the horizon in the picture? As far as I see it can only rotate every 45 degrees.
No, but you can do that in the Photos app.
Hi Garry. Do you have a video on how to scan a draw from a book and paste it to keynotes or other app and then able to edit it. I could not find a solution and your tip would be great.
Pages is not an image editor. Edit it in an app like Preview or Pixelmator Pro, depending on what you need.
I really don’t understand why Apple removed magnification tool from iPhone’s Photo app but macOS still has it. It’s a very useful feature but I only used it on iPhone
Which tool do you mean? You can certainly zoom in, and crop, in iPhone Photos. Do you mean something else?
Gary, I’ve been capturing a ton of screen grabs off Facebook so I can extract the text from people’s comments and collect it all in one place, as text. Is Preview the best app for this job?
Not sure what your goal is here. But you can just select and copy and paste text from a web page. So why do all of the extra steps of capturing screen grabs and extracting text from them?
if you open preview to view photos in "Icon view" from a folder of many photos, how can you use the arrows left and right to switch to different photos with out clicking out of each one individually? Also, when when you plus in a USB drive, doesn't the system make a sound when it is connected?
In the Preview Contacts Sheet view, use the Return key with the arrows to enlarge the selection. I don't know about your seconds question.
@macmost when you plug in a USB C drive in the side of the laptop. Why is there no sound indicator that it is connected, like a windows pc. I'm new to Mac.
@@miketorre16 Why questions are difficult to answer. I suppose you'd need to ask Apple, but I'm not sure how'd you get an answer from them. I'm sure it is just a design decision like many others.
@macmost gotcha. Thanks for the response.. Great work BTW
How do you delink photos app from google photos. If I delete a photo from my google app, it gets deleted from my photos app. I want to delete from google app only.
There's no way to link the Photo app to Google Photos from the Photos app side. So you must be using some feature of Google Photos to do that. How did you set it up? Unlinking it is probably using the same settings.
@@macmost I did nothing. I have both on my iPad . In fact, I have disabled the backup feature on the google photos app. The problem is that when I delete a photo on google photos, it gets deleted on my photos app. I don’t want that.
@@azizmehdi101 Not sure what the problem could be then. Google Photos must still be connected in some way. I don't use Google Photos so I'm the wrong person to ask how to fix it.
A lot of this cant be done in Monterey... :(
Most, perhaps all of it, works the same in Monterey. What are you having trouble with?
omggggg now I feel so stupid
I thought finder was just to save pictures on your computer to put them later in other programs
Everything except straighten. Why does it start to dump multiple photos in a sidebar after about 15 open windows? Is this a VRAM thing? It's really annoying.
There is a left sidebar for viewing thumbnails, is that what you mean? You can hide that, but it is handy.