User guide
Chapter 5 View and compare photos 176
Search for a photo in the lmstrip
When you have more photos than the lmstrip can display at once, you can use the search eld
in the lmstrip to quickly locate photos. The search is conned to the selection in the Library
pane of the Inspector HUD.
m Enter text associated with that photo in the lmstrip’s search eld.
Aperture nds the relevant photo or photos for you, removing others from view. To see all your
photos again, click the search eld’s Reset button (with an X) or delete the text in the search eld.
Important: You can use keyboard shortcuts to quickly implement a search that displays
photos with specic ratings or photos that have a specic keyword. It’s possible, while working
with photos, to accidentally press such a keyboard shortcut and see photos on your screen
unexpectedly change or even disappear. If this happens, you can display your photos by clicking
the Reset button in the search eld to reset the search criteria in the Filter HUD.
Set the lmstrip to lter photos
By default, the lmstrip is set to show photos that are unrated or better. Any photos that have
been assigned the Reject rating are automatically removed from view. To view rejected photos,
you must set the lmstrip to show all photos.
You can also lter the photos shown in the lmstrip by criteria other than ratings. For example,
you can lter photos by whether they’ve been agged or assigned a color label.
m To set the lmstrip to show all photos: In the lmstrip, choose Show All from the search eld
pop-up menu.
All photos, including rejects, appear in the lmstrip, and Showing All appears in the lmstrip’s
search eld.
m To set the lmstrip to show only rejected photos: In the lmstrip, choose Rejected from the search
eld pop-up menu.
Only photos with the Reject rating appear in the lmstrip, and X appears in the lmstrip’s
search eld.
m To set the lmstrip to show only agged photos: In the lmstrip, choose Flagged from the search
eld pop-up menu.
m To set the lmstrip to show only photos assigned a specic color label: In the lmstrip, choose a color
label from the search eld pop-up menu.
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