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Beginner Tip Series: Navigating the Viewer

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October 10, 2013 - 4:00am

From the “New to Aperture” series…

The viewer provides a multitude of, well, views for your photos, and knowing how to quickly navigate between them can save tons of time when editing your photos.

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Happy Birthday to Me…

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October 5, 2013 - 4:00am

A glimpse into the world of rural Slovenia… for more see @PhotoJoseph on Instagram

Goodness. 40 years old today. The first 40 have been pretty damn interesting… I wonder what the next 40 will entail.

Click through and lets celebrate…

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Beginner Tip Series: Remapping Keyboard Shortcuts

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October 3, 2013 - 4:00am

From the “New to Aperture” series…

The ability to customize keyboard shortcuts is a great feature in Aperture. Here we’ll look at the basics of how to do that, and peek under the hood at the power of the Command Editor.

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Beginner Tip Series: Tooltips

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October 1, 2013 - 4:01am

From the “New to Aperture” series…

Learning keyboard shortcuts helps make you more proficient in most applications, and as you’ll see in this tip, enabling tooltips in Aperture will often reveal more information about a tool — including the keyboard shortcut.

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LightZone for Aperture 3 Users

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September 28, 2013 - 4:00am
Guest writer Tim Kennedy returns to give us a look at LIghtZone — an application that’s been around longer than Aperture, and is no longer commercially available — but instead is free, through the open source LightZone Project. See why this powerful tool may be the next addition to your Aperture workflow.
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Showing the Content of Two Projects or Albums Side by Side in Aperture 3

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September 20, 2013 - 9:00pm

It is possible to show two browser or filmstrip windows side by side in the following way:

In the Library Inspector select the two albums or projects with the Option/Alt key pressed. One album plus one project is also possible.

Immediately both choices are visible as split browsers/filmstrips with tabs showing the album/project name and an x for closing. The dividing line can be dragged to left or right and the magnification of each part can be adjusted individually with the sliders at the bottom.

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The news will return soon, promise…

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September 19, 2013 - 5:45am

Hi all. I’ve been SO GOOD at getting a post on here every Monday, Wednesday and Friday at noon PST for months now that this lack of posts two days in a row must have you curious! Nothing bad, it’s just been an extremely busy week. I leave next week on holiday for TWO weeks, and will be queuing up posts this weekend to span the duration of my absence (at least that’s the plan). I should have something for you this Friday, too.

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New Aperture 3 Training on Lynda.com by Derrick Story

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September 14, 2013 - 4:00am

Fellow photographer and Aperture trainer Derrick Story has released some fantastic new training for Aperture users on Lynda.com. Check them out here, and if you’re not already a Lynda.com member, we have a link for a 7 day free trial, as well.

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Will the September 10 Apple Event Be Good for Aperture?

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September 10, 2013 - 4:00am

What do you think… are we going to see anything Aperture related tomorrow? I’ve received several emails with thoughts and rumors, but don’t typically like to post those things on the site. But here’s your chance to speculate… what’s tomorrow going to bring?

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