Apple Aperture 2 - Manual (Page 149)

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Working with Images
in the Browser
After a shoot, you may need to sort through hundreds or
even thousands of images in a project. Aperture provides
efficient methods for increasing your productivity when
working with large numbers of images.
This chapter provides information about using the Browser to select and work with
images in a project. The Browser provides the principal ways of viewing, selecting,
and working with images. You can quickly search for an image in a project, reorder
and sort images, rotate images to portrait or landscape orientation, create new
versions, and delete images.
This chapter covers:
 An Overview of the Browser (p. 150)
 Navigating Through and Selecting Images (p. 153)
 Working with Images in Filmstrip View (p. 155)
 Working with Images in Grid View (p. 156)
 Working with Images in List View (p. 157)
 Choosing a Workspace View (p. 158)
 Navigating Through Images in Quick Preview Mode (p. 160)
 Searching for Images in the Browser (p. 161)
 Rearranging Images in the Browser (p. 162)
 Sorting Images (p. 163)
 Rotating Images (p. 163)
 Creating Versions of an Image (p. 165)
 Deleting Images from the Browser (p. 166)
 Dragging Images into Different Projects and Albums (p. 168)
 Working with Referenced Images (p. 169)
 Working with Two or More Projects Open (p. 176)
 Displaying Specific Metadata with Your Images (p. 176)