Adjust And Compare Two Images
 | Aperture will not let you adjust two images at the same time, but you can adjust an image while displaying another for reference. |
Chroma Blur To The Rescue
 | Pulling detail out of shadows cab result in chroma noise: speckles and blotches of color. The Chroma Blur control allows control over how this noise appears in the final image. |
Sensor Dust vs. The Spot Tool
 | Now that I have a DSLR, I have dust on my sensor. Aperture's Spot tool can deal with spots from sensor dust quite effectively |
Highlight Recovery
 | I'm finding that Aperture blows out highlights very readily with my Canon 30D. Here is how I get the detail back with the Exposure and Highlights and Shadows controls. |
Use Albums and Stacks To Manage Adjusted Images
 | Albums can be used with stacks to provide access to non-pick images. This is a powerful technique for managing adjusted images without laboriously reorganizing stacks. |
Add Color To Grays With The Levels Control
 | Aperture's Levels control can be used to quickly add color to images by isolating gray tones. |
Using Undo/Redo To Compare Adjustments
 | The undo/redo feature of Aperture can be used to quickly compare a set of adjustments |
Color and Straighten
 | This adjustment includes some color changes and straightening. Just simple modifications. |
Basic Adjustments
 | Basic image adjustments can be quick and easy and can greatly improve how an image looks. Here I adjust saturation, highlights and shadows, and levels to turn a dull image into a much more interesting one. |
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