Apple Aperture 2 - Manual (Page 77)

Chapter 2 The Aperture Interface 77
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Changing Views
In addition to allowing you to show and hide areas of the interface, Aperture offers four
basic views of the main window:
 Browser Only: Use this view to display images in an enlarged Browser so you can
review images, perform initial rating passes, and create and work with stacks of images.
 Browser & Viewer: Use this view to display both the Browser and Viewer together and
use them in combination to review and work with images.
 Viewer Only: Use this view to display images in an enlarged Viewer and work with
them in detail.
 Full Screen: Use this view to work with images displayed full screen against a
black background.
You can easily switch between views by pressing V, choosing commands from the View
menu, or pressing keyboard shortcuts.
To change views:
m Choose Browser Only, Browser & Viewer, Viewer Only, or Full Screen from the View
menu (or press V).
You can use keyboard shortcuts to quickly show or hide different areas of the
main window.
Keyboard shortcut Function
Open the Import pane and Import dialog
Show/Hide Vault pane
Select the Projects inspector
Select the next pane in the Inspector pane
Select the next view
Show/Hide keyword controls
Show/Hide Inspector pane
Switch the Inspector pane position
Swap the Browser and Viewer positions
Rotate the Browser and Viewer positions
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shift R
control P
W
V
shift D
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shift I
option W
shift W