User guide

Chapter 7 Make image adjustments 333
1 In the Adjustments inspector or the Adjustments pane of the Inspector HUD, choose Edit Eects
from the Eects pop-up menu.
2 In the Eect Presets dialog, choose New Preset Group from the Eect Action pop-up menu .
3 Give the new eect group a name and press Return.
4 Drag eects into the eect group.
Drag effects into
an effect group.
The eects are consolidated into the eect group and can be accessed by clicking the disclosure
triangle to the left of the eect group’s name.
5 Click OK.
Share your eects with another Aperture system
1 On the rst Aperture system, choose Edit Eects from the Eects pop-up menu at the top of the
Adjustments inspector or the Adjustments pane of the Inspector HUD.
2 In the Eect Presets dialog, select the eect you want to share.
Note: To share more than one eect, you have to create an eect group and then select the
group. For more information, see “Create an eect group,” above.
3 Choose Export from the Eect Action pop-up menu .
4 In the dialog that appears, enter an eect name in the Save As eld, choose a location for the
exported eect, and click Export.
The eect is exported to the location you chose as [name].AdjustmentPresets. It’s a good idea to
export the eect to a location the other Aperture system can access. Eect les are small and can
be easily sent to another Aperture system via email.
5 On the second Aperture system, navigate to the location of the eect le, Control-click it, and
choose Open With > Aperture from the shortcut menu.
The eect is transferred to the second Aperture system and appears in the Eects pop-up menu.
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