Apple Aperture 2 - Manual (Page 659)

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moire pattern Refers to the type of visual pattern that is created by the interference of
two grids overlaid on top of one another. Moire patterns can occur in images taken
with digital cameras when the linear pattern in the image interferes with the linear
pattern of the digital image sensor pixel array. The moire pattern often results from a
weak anti-aliasing filter employed by the camera’s image processor. See also
digital
image sensor , RAW Fine Tuning adjustment .
monitor See display .
monochrome An image presented in shades of a single color, such as the shades of
gray in a black-and-white photograph. See also
Color Monochrome adjustment ,
grayscale , image , Monochrome Mixer adjustment , photograph .
Monochrome Mixer adjustment An adjustment in Aperture that allows you to
selectively control the source red, green, and blue color channels when a color image is
converted to grayscale. See also
adjustment , grayscale , image , monochrome .
Navigator button A button in the Light Table used to reposition your view when the
contents of the Light Table are larger than your screen. See also
Light Table .
negative Developed film with a reverse tone image of the subject or scene. See also
dust and scratch removal , emulsion , film , positive .
New Version From Master button A button in the Full Screen view toolbar that creates
a new version from a selected image’s master. See
Full Screen view toolbar , image ,
toolbar , version .
noise See digital noise .
noise reduction The process of removing digital noise in an image. See also
adjustment , digital noise , image , Noise reduction adjustment .
Noise reduction adjustment An adjustment in Aperture that reduces digital noise in
an image. See also
adjustment , digital noise , image , noise reduction .
offline Images whose masters are currently unavailable to Aperture. Offline images
appear in the Viewer and Browser with badge overlays displaying a red slash through
them. Images may be offline because the media containing the masters, such as a CD,
DVD, FireWire drive, or server, is not connected to your computer or the original
filenames have been modified in some way. To bring the images online, you must
reconnect them to their corresponding masters. See also
Browser , FireWire , online ,
preview images , Viewer .
offset press A type of professional printer used for high-volume printing for items such
as magazines and brochures. Offset printing presses deposit ink in lines of halftone
dots to produce images on the page. See also
photo printer .