Image, Grid, View – Apple Aperture 2 User Manual
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Glossary
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gamut The range of colors an individual color device is capable of reproducing. Each
device capable of reproducing color has a unique gamut determined by age, frequency
of use, and other elements such as inks and paper. See also
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gamut mapping The process of identifying colors outside a device’s gamut and then
calculating the nearest color within its gamut. Gamut mapping is used when receiving
color information from another color space. See also
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grayscale An image whose only colors are shades of gray. Usually grayscale images
have smaller file sizes because less information is required to display a gray pixel, in
which the red, green, and blue pixel elements all emit an equal intensity. See also
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grid view A Browser view that displays images as a grid of thumbnails. Grid view is the
Browser’s default view. See also
highlights The brightest areas of the subject or scene. See also
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Highlights & Shadows adjustment An adjustment in Aperture used to selectively adjust
the highlights and shadows in an image. See also
hot shoe An apparatus at the top of a camera designed to hold a portable flash. When
the shutter release button is pressed, an electric signal is transmitted through a
connection in the hot shoe to activate the portable flash. See also
HUD Short for heads-up display. In Aperture, HUDs are floating windows that allow you
to work on your image. You can open and then move a HUD wherever you wish, based
on your display setup. See also
hue An attribute of color perception; also known as color phase. For example, red and
blue are different hues. See also
ICC profile Created as a result of device characterization, the ICC profile contains the
data about the device’s exact gamut. See also
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International Color Consortium (ICC)
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image An artifact that reproduces the likeness of some subject, usually a physical object
or person, also known as a picture. See also
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image selection Refers to an image or group of images selected in the Browser or Full
Screen view filmstrip. A white rectangle surrounding the image indicates it is selected.
See also
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importing The process of bringing digital image files of various types into a project in
Aperture. Imported files can be created in another application, downloaded from a
camera or card reader, or brought in from another Aperture project. See also
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