Smart album, Shutter priority, Sidelighting – Apple Aperture 2 User Manual
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shadows The darkest areas of a subject or scene. See also
Sharpen adjustment An adjustment in Aperture used to sharpen images. See also
shortcut menu A menu you access by holding down the Control key and clicking an
area of the interface, or by pressing the right mouse button.
shutter A complicated mechanism, usually consisting of a blade or a curtain, that
precisely controls the duration of time light passing through the lens remains in
contact with the digital image sensor. See also
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shutter priority A setting on certain cameras that automatically sets the aperture for a
correct exposure based on the shutter speed set by the photographer. See also
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shutter speed The length of time the shutter is open or the digital image sensor is
activated or charged. Shutter speeds appear as fractions of a second, such as 1/8 or
1/250. See also
Shuttle control A control in the Browser filmstrip view and the Full Screen view
filmstrip that allows you to quickly advance through the images in the filmstrip. See
also
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sidelighting Light that hits the subject from the side perpendicular to the angle of the
camera. See also
silhouette An image in which the subject is a solid dark shape against a bright
background. Extreme backlighting, such as a sunset, can cause the silhouette effect
when your subject is placed in the foreground. See also
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single-image print Based on a print preset in Aperture, a single image printed on a
single sheet of paper.
slide See
.
slider In Aperture, an interface element that can be dragged forward or backward to
make an adjustment. Sliders can be found in the Adjustments inspector as well as in
the Adjustments pane of the Inspector HUD. See also
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slideshow An animated presentation of a series of images. In Aperture, slideshows can
be combined with music to present a series of images across up to two displays.
Smart Album Dynamic albums in Aperture used to organize images by gathering
versions based on search criteria. See also
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soft lighting See
.