Operation Manual

After a shoot, you may need to sort through hundreds or even thousands of images in a

project. Aperture provides efficient methods for increasing your productivity when working

with large numbers of images.

You use the Browser to select and work with images in a project. The Browser provides

the principal environment for viewing, selecting, and working with images. You can

quickly search for an image in a project, reorder and sort images, rotate images to portrait

or landscape orientation, create new versions, and delete images.

This chapter covers the following:

• An Overview of the Browser (p. 184)

• Navigating Through and Selecting Images (p. 186)

• Working with Images in Filmstrip View (p. 188)

• Working with Images in Grid View (p. 189)

• Working with Images in List View (p. 191)

• Choosing a Workspace View (p. 194)

• Navigating Through Images in Quick Preview Mode (p. 195)

• Searching for Images in the Browser (p. 196)

• Rearranging Images in the Browser (p. 198)

• Sorting Images (p. 199)

• Rotating Images (p. 199)

• Creating Versions of an Image (p. 200)

• Deleting Images from the Browser (p. 201)

• Dragging Images into Different Projects and Albums (p. 203)

• Renaming Master Image Files (p. 203)

• Working with Referenced Images (p. 204)

• Working with Two or More Browsers Open (p. 211)

• Working with Stacks in the Browser (p. 212)

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Working with Images in the

Browser