Use A Web Journal To Hold Project Notes
 | While Aperture does not provide a direct way to add notes and documents to projects, there are ways to work around this limitation |
Remove Duplicate Images
 | There are several techniques that can be used to remove duplicate images that sometimes creep in to a project. |
Working With An External Editor
 | Images in Aperture can be sent to an external editor such as Photoshop and edited. Once saved, Aperture automatically updates its library image and the thumbnail. |
Adding Watermarks To Contact Sheets
 | By using Automator it is possible to set up a print workflow that will add watermarks to Aperture contact sheets |
Compare Many Images Quickly
 | Techniques for comparing many images against each other efficiently and at varying levels of detail. |
Making Watermarks Without Tools
 | A how-to on making quick watermarks with TextEdit and some simple techniques. |
Hazards of Referenced Masters -- Archives on DVD
 | Referenced masters can be hazardous. Be aware of the issues of archiving to DVD before adopting this in your workflow |
Five Star Rating Is Overrated
 | Do we really need a rating system with five stars? I believe that three are sufficient for my workflow: faster, easier to use, and easier to apply. |
Using One Image For Many Purposes
 | Using one image for many purposes poses a management problem. How do I group the variations while still being able to find the images needed for each purpose? |
iView to Aperture
 | How I moved my library of images from iView MediaPro to Aperture and handled the metadata/keyword problem. This three-paart article has been significantly updated from the original to reflect a more complete workflow and to be compatible with the latest features of Aperture and Annoture. |
From 229 to 6 Images
 | I take 229 images and edit them down to the six that I want using Aperture. Bumps into stacking, rating, and metadata |
Effective Filtering: Four Steps to Getting What You Want
 | How to use folders, projects, filters, sorting, and selection, to get just the images you want in front of you. |
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