Apple Aperture 3.5 - Manual (Page 454)

Chapter 12 Share photos online 454
5 Click Log In.
6 Click Next.
A new page opens in SmugMug asking if you want Aperture Uploader to link to your
SmugMug account.
7 Click the “OK, I’ll Authorize It” button, and switch back to Aperture.
A new dialog appears in Aperture with controls for creating a new SmugMug gallery as well as
setting access restrictions for your SmugMug page.
8 Do the following:
a If you have more than one SmugMug account, choose the account you want to publish to
from the SmugMug Account pop-up menu.
b Choose New Gallery from the Gallery pop-up menu.
c Give your SmugMug gallery a name in the Gallery Name field.
d Add a description, and choose the thumbnail size and privacy settings for your photos.
e Type a password for the gallery in the Gallery Password field.
9 Click Publish.
Aperture securely saves your SmugMug account information to your OS X user account’s
keychain and then publishes your album to SmugMug. A new SmugMug album also appears
in Aperture. To view the album, select the SmugMug account in the Shared section of the
Library inspector.
Note: You will no longer have to log in to your SmugMug account if there is a change to this
SmugMug album or when you create new SmugMug albums. For more information, see
Update
your Flickr, Facebook, and SmugMug albums on page 460.
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