User manual APPLE APERTURE 3 EXPLORING

[. . . ] All rights reserved. The owner or authorized user of a valid copy of Aperture software may reproduce this publication for the purpose of learning to use such software. No part of this publication may be reproduced or transmitted for commercial purposes, such as selling copies of this publication or for providing paid for support services. Every effort has been made to ensure that the information in this manual is accurate. Because Apple frequently releases new versions and updates to its system software, applications, and Internet sites, images shown in this book may be slightly different from what you see on your screen. [. . . ] Red pins mark the locations where images or groups of images were shot. 2 In the Browser, select the first image, if it's not already selected. Chapter 5 Exploring Places 81 A location label appears above the red pin that marks the location where the image was shot. Location label 82 Chapter 5 Exploring Places View the images to which a particular location is assigned m In Places view, select a red pin on the map. The image or images associated with the location marked by the pin are selected in the Browser. View the precise location of images grouped together in the same location pin m In Places view, click a pin whose location label shows that multiple images are associated with that location, then click the location arrow that appears. Location arrow Places view zooms in to the area of the image group, marking the location of each image with a pin. Reposition the map in Places view m Drag the map to reposition it. Chapter 5 Exploring Places 83 Change the zoom level of the map in Places view m Double-click the map to zoom in one level. m Drag the Zoom slider in the upper-left corner of the map to zoom in to or out of the map. m Holding down Command, drag a box over the area you want to zoom in to. Change map views within Places view m Click the Satellite button to show aerial imagery of the map. Select the Show Labels checkbox, which appears when the Satellite button is clicked, to show street names and other information. m Click the Road button to show the map with a traditional depiction of roads, parks, borders, bodies of water, and more. m Click the Terrain button to show a topographical map with physical elevations as shaded relief along with elevation lines. 84 Chapter 5 Exploring Places Navigate within the map when it is zoomed in 1 Increase the zoom level until the Overview Map pane appears in the lower-right corner of the map. A red rectangle inside the Overview Map pane marks the current view. Drag the red rectangle to reposition the map view. 2 To reposition the view, drag the red rectangle so that it is positioned over the area you want to view. Chapter 5 Exploring Places 85 Quickly view a location using the Places Path Navigator 1 Position the pointer over the Places Path Navigator and click the 5 Places pop-up menu to see its options. This pop-up menu lists locations on the map that have been assigned to images. 2 Click the Home button (with a house icon) to reset the map to the default view, then Choose Banff National Park from the 5 Places pop-up menu to see the pin locations of images that were shot in Banff National Park. 3 Choose other locations from the Places Path Navigator to familiarize yourself with how this navigator works. 4 Click the Home button in the Places Path Navigator to reset the map to the default view. 86 Chapter 5 Exploring Places Quickly search for a location and assign it to an image 1 Select the image or images to which you want to assign a location. For now, select the Wyoming 032 image, an image of horses, in the Wyoming project in the Wildlife folder. Enter "Greybull. " 3 Select the Greybull, Wyoming location from the Google Results list. A location label appears above a pin, marking the location you assigned to the selected image. Chapter 5 Exploring Places 87 Manually assign a location to selected images 1 In the Library inspector, select the image or images to which you want to assign a location. For now, select the Wyoming 036 bison image in the Wyoming project in the Wildlife folder. 3 Drag the Wyoming 036 image from the Browser to that location on the map. A location label appears above a purple pin, marking the location assigned to the image. 4 Click Done. 88 Chapter 5 Exploring Places Move a location pin, changing the location of all the associated images 1 In Places view, click the Move Pins button. The location pins turn purple, indicating that they can be moved. Move Pins button 2 Drag a pin to a different location, then click Done in the dialog that appears at the bottom of Places view. Chapter 5 Exploring Places 89 Quickly assign a location to all versions in a project 1 In the Library inspector, select Projects. [. . . ] 5 If you chose an image size small enough that two or more photos can fit on the page, the Photo Per Page field becomes available. Enter "1" in the field to specify that one image should be printed per page. Chapter 10 Printing from Aperture 153 6 Click the right and left arrows in the dialog to navigate forward or backward through the images to review them. Navigation arrow buttons 7 Click Print. Print a contact sheet of images 1 In the Browser, select all the images in the Elizabeth & Daniel project by pressing Command-A. 2 Choose File > Print Images. 154 Chapter 10 Printing from Aperture 3 Select Contact Sheets in the preset list. [. . . ]