This is the third video on adjustments, and in this one we cover the all-important Levels.

This is the second video (of many to come) on adjustments, and in this one we cover White Balance and Highlights & Shadows

Adjustments include everything you do to make your photos look better, and this session kicks off the series with Exposure and Enhance.

In this video, learn how to use and get the most from Aperture's keywords!

Listeners are being asked to submit their toughest questions to ApertureExpert for this Live Training video. Submit your questions today!

Aperture offers a variety of way to tag your images, including ratings (one through five, plus 'reject'), flagging, and color labels. This session explores these options and suggests where and when you might use each of them. This is one of those “you can do it your way” features, and understanding how they work will help you decide how to best integrate them into your own workflow.

One of Aperture’s greatest advantages is it’s ability to quickly search by nearly any parameter. Not only can you search, but you can create “Smart Albums” that are essentially saved searches, allowing you to search all or any part of your library with a single click. In this video, we explore the entire search dialog, showing all of Aperture’s extensive search capabilities.

Folders, Projects, Albums and more all play integral roles in ensuring a well-managed Aperture library. In this session, learn what each one is, how they're different, how they work, what they're meant for.

Picking up where we left off last session, in Session 102 we completed the import dialog and learned everything you need to know about importing your photos!

We're starting from the beginning, using Aperture 3.5… a new UI and a slew of new features since we started the Live Training series, it's time to get back to basics!

Have you ever laboriously created a mask for one adjustment, such as Curves, then wished you could copy that mask to another adjustment, like Levels? Now you can.

This “AppleScripts for Aperture 3 User’s Guide” has been updated to include the latest AppleScript, “Brush Mask Lift & Stamp”.

These presets emulate Kodak’s first generation of Portra films. Emulations include presets for 160NC, 160VC, 400NC, and 400VC as well as a set of add-ons for shadow and highlight toning, mid-tone contrast tweaking, skin tone fixes, and a specific fix for Fuji X-TRANS pink rendition in Aperture 3.