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Adjustments; Retouching

Live Training Session 113

Aperture's retouching tools may not be the most powerful available, but you may be surprised at just how much you can do without having to jump into Photoshop.

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Intermediate
Apple Aperture
macOS

Don't Let the Blues Get You Down

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By Paul Perton
August 6, 2014 - 9:00pm
Here is how you can deal with “cyan blush” common on many digital photos (especially visible in those with large swaths of white, such as snow shots), without round tripping into Photoshop.
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Beginner
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An Introduction to Color Efex Pro 4

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By Dave Baiocchi
July 30, 2014 - 9:00pm
Aperture’s control sliders have remained mostly unchanged since the release of Aperture 3 (although the upcoming Photos app is likely to offer a significant modernization). One way to make more sophisticated adjustments to an image’s color and contrast is through the use of plugins. In this article, I will provide an introduction to Color Efex Pro 4, one of my favorites.
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Photos in Moments of Time and Place

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By Jochen H. Schmidt
July 28, 2014 - 9:00pm
The speculation about Photos and what it really will be holds on. Apple is as tight-lipped as we know it about their new holistic photo managment solution. However, there are actually some insights within the developer documentation for iOS8.
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Using the Fonts Window to Customize Text in Aperture Books

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By Nick Nieto
July 23, 2014 - 9:00pm
Aperture’s book-making tool is easy to use and allows you to create custom page layouts without using additional software. These books can be made for a number of uses, both personal and professional. By customizing the font and styling in your book you can give it that extra bit of polish that can push it over the edge and make your clients take a little more notice. Unfortunately the Fonts window is buried in the menu and therefore often overlooked while you design your book layout.
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