Apple Aperture 2 - Manual (Page 162)

162 Part II Photo Editing
To set the Browser Query HUD to show all images:
1 In the Projects inspector, select an album.
2 In the Browser, click the Query HUD button (with a magnifying glass icon).
3 In the Query HUD, deselect the Rating checkbox.
All images, including rejects, appear in the Browser, and Showing All appears in the
Browser’s search field.
To set the Browser Query HUD to show rejected images only:
1 In the Query HUD, make sure the Rating checkbox is selected.
2 Choose “is” from the Rating pop-up menu, and set the Rating slider to X (Reject).
Only images with the Reject rating appear in the Browser, and X appears in the
Browser’s search field.
Rearranging Images in the Browser
As you work with images in the Browser, you can move and rearrange images into any
order or grouping you want. For example, you might want to keep all related images of
a wedding event, such as the cake cutting, in close proximity to allow you to easily
adjust them.
You can drag images to new locations in the Browser. You can drag single images or
selections of multiple images. When you drag images to new locations, you create a
custom arrangement of your images; the Sorting pop-up menu changes to show the
Custom option. Aperture records the order of your images, and any time you choose
Custom from the Sorting pop-up menu, your images reappear in that order.
To rearrange images in the Browser:
m Drag the images you want to rearrange to a new location; when the green bar appears,
release the mouse button.
To restore a custom arrangement of your images in the Browser:
m Choose Custom from the Sorting pop-up menu.
Aperture remembers the last time you moved images and restores that arrangement.