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Quick Tip: What to do if you’ve accidentally applied a preset on import

By on March 21, 2011 in Beginners, Blog, Hints

I’m sure most of you will never do such a silly thing, but I did this very silly mistake twice last week! I have a workflow worked out for importing images from my Canon 5DII where I apply a preset…

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Quick Tip: Import Directly To An Album in Aperture

By on March 16, 2011 in Blog, Hints, Tutorials

Here’s a scenario to ponder. You have a project set up in Aperture that’s not specific to a certain Job, but maybe to a location or an event and every time you shoot at that place you import those pictures…

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My Aperture Workflow For Working With Canon 5D Mark II Files

By on February 10, 2011 in Blog, Editorial, Hints, Presets

A while ago I mentioned on the blog how I was having issues with files from my 5DII matching what appeared in the camera. I know this is an issue with all cameras but colours and brightness levels seemed especially…

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A Few More Import Dialog Tips

By on February 3, 2011 in Beginners, Blog, Hints

I had a post the other day with a few tips for less obvious options in the import dialog box and here’s a few more. The first is from a question I received via twitter. The query was how do…

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Quick Tip: Show Additional Options in the Import Dialog Box

By on February 1, 2011 in Beginners, Blog, Hints

Here’s a quick tip for when importing your images into Aperture. You’re probably familiar with the import dialog box by now, but what’s not immediately obvious is that there are additional options that you can turn on, some of which…

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