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  1. A Comparative Review of Snapseed and CameraBag 2

    more attractive. Before I continue, I have to explain my philosophy on post processing. I believe in a light touch. ... at a photo with heavy manipulation and and only see the manipulation. The post-processing gets in the ... way of the photo. Too many times, heavy handed post-processing is intended to make a mediocre image ...

    Thomas Boyd - 02/26/2015 - 7:36pm - 6 comments

  2. A Neat Trick for Uploading Photos from Aperture

    [There’s an important update to this at the end… be sure to read all the way through, and to read the comments as well — particularly those by Butch Miller.] Aperture has built-in support for flickr and Facebook, but sometimes that just doesn’t cut it for ...

    PhotoJoseph - 02/26/2015 - 7:35pm - 18 comments

  3. Ten Tips to a Clean Aperture Library (1 of 10) — Find Your Files

    a co-authored series by Thomas Boyd and Joseph Linaschke. Thomas started this project so his posts are usually ...

    Thomas Boyd - 04/24/2015 - 1:14am - 7 comments

  4. How Many Photos Are in That Aperture Project, Album or Folder?

    job or blog post or whatever, you can glance at that Album you’re adding photos into and see how many ...

    PhotoJoseph - 02/26/2015 - 7:36pm - 8 comments

  5. Ten Tips to a Clean Aperture Library (2 of 10) — Empty Your Trash

    update them as-needed, read this old user-submitted post by Nathan Smith titled “Generating Previews on ...

    Thomas Boyd - 02/26/2015 - 7:35pm - 3 comments

  6. Ten Tips to a Clean Aperture Library (9 of 10) — Verify Your Backups

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    Thomas Boyd - 08/08/2015 - 8:02pm - 3 comments

  7. Ten Tips to a Clean Aperture Library (4 of 10) — Dump Your Dupes

    (If you’re just joining us, start with Tip 1) Tip 4 — Dump Your Dupes Every now and then I’ll end up with some duplicates. This can take up a lot of space. It can be tedious and time consuming to deal with, but now is the time before the problem is so big ...

    Thomas Boyd - 02/26/2015 - 7:35pm - 4 comments

  8. Ten Tips to a Clean Aperture Library (5 of 10) — Clean Your Computer

    on April 16, 2012- 5:24pm by Thomas Boyd Reader IanC posted in the comments of another app for ...

    Thomas Boyd - 02/26/2015 - 7:35pm - 4 comments

  9. Ten Tips to a Clean Aperture Library (7 of 10) — Repair Your Library

    (If you’re just joining us, start with Tip 1) Tip 7 — Repair or Rebuild your Aperture Library It might be running fine, but it doesn’t hurt to run some diagnostics on it. I’ve found that it usually finds some database issues every time I run it. Just do i ...

    Thomas Boyd - 02/26/2015 - 7:35pm - 21 comments

  10. Ten Tips to a Clean Aperture Library (10 of 10) — Rate Your Best

    (If you’re just joining us, start with Tip 1) Tip 10 — Rate Your Best After all that work you deserve something fun to do. Take a quick look at each and every project. Find your best work and put five stars on it. It’s easier to edit your work after some ...

    Thomas Boyd - 02/26/2015 - 7:35pm

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