Operation Manual

Controls for additional search criteria appear below the search field.
Add button
2 Do one of the following:
• To locate images that match all of the search criteria: Choose All from the “of the following
are true” pop-up menu.
• To locate images that match any of the search criteria: Choose Any from the “of the
following are true” pop-up menu.
• To exclude images that match the search criteria: Choose None from the “of the following
are true” pop-up menu.
3 Specify the search criteria using the controls and enter a value to search for in the search
field.
Any images that do not match the search criteria are removed from view.
4 Add additional search criteria as necessary by clicking the Add (+) button.
After locating images that you want to transfer to your Aperture system, you can drag
selected images from the iPhoto Browser (or from the Preview window) into Aperture.
To import images from the iPhoto Browser
1 In the iPhoto Browser, select the images that you want to import.
2 In the Library inspector, select the item you want to import your iPhoto images to.
3 Drag the selection into the Browser, the Viewer, or the selected item in the Library
inspector.
Images dragged into the Browser and Viewer are imported into the item that is selected
in the Library inspector.
Importing Masters for Referenced Images into Folders
When you import images as referenced images, you can have Aperture place their masters
individually into a selected folder or create subfolders to hold the files. For example, you
might have the imported image files placed in subfolders identified by date. You can
create folder name format presets that you can quickly choose to select the folder name
format you prefer.
175Chapter 4 Importing Images