Album vs Project vs Folder

I want to create a project that lists images of plants and animals. So I'd presumably have a folder named Animals containing subfolders, like Mammals, which would in turn include the subfolders Cats, Whales, etc.
So I'm trying to get a handle on the difference between projects, albums, folders and smart folders.
Let's say I call my overall project "Life Images." Should I create a new "project" called Life Images? Should Life Images then include two separate "albums" for plants and animals? And would I then create a "folder" (or "smart folder") for Mammals? And can I create a "Cats" folder inside mammals?
Thanks.

You can move Images between Projects. This is as simple as selecting and dragging. The destination Project must be shown in the Library tab of the Inspector. (You cannot move images by dragging and dropping from one Browser to another.)
"Projects" in Aperture are a unique kind of container. You should understand their "uniqueness" before committing to any storage structure.
You upper scheme doesn't make sense: Albums cannot contain Folders (or other Albums).
It also is not recommended: Projects should (by common consent -- this isn't Apple's official position) contain 1,000 Images or fewer. I limit mine to 500, and mostly range between 15 and 300.
You lower scheme makes sense, except with the same limitation on Projects.
I have several times already recommended treating your storage structure distinct from your retrieval structure. Have you decided to not do that, or has it simply not registered?
You should -- hey, free advice -- make a detailed, exact, and exhaustive list of _what groupings of images you want to be able to retrieve_ first. Then design a database that allows you to do that. Do the abstract work first, and you won't have to redo the concrete work six times to get it right.
I recognize the excitement of seeing the possibility of your project rising from the shimmering surface of new software. In order to make it work, however, you are going to have to learn a whole new software program. Aperture is broad, deep, and different. Mastering it takes a good bit of time. Set up some sample databases, try things out, work your way through the excellent "Exploring Aperture 3" tutorial (available for the Help menu -- though you might not be able to use the sample Library, as it shipped with the $200 version and not with the $80 version).

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just about to set down and spend a full day fixing my database here.
can anyone please remind me the proper way to organize albums versus projects?
i have a series of folders that contain either albums or projects and i need to reorganize this information. recently someone reminded me (a former windows user) that I need to think of my Aperture database as basically a place to store my slides. is there a good way to think about Albums versus Projects in this sense?
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also, when organizing slideshows and video should i only put these in a Folder or can they also go in a Project?
thanks for a push on this.
- Jon

Hi Jon -- I see that others are offering excellent advice. I'll address your specific questions, and then read through the rest of the thread, but probably won't post unless you have additional questions.
hotwheels 22 wrote:
Hi Kirby.
Thanks very much. Also thanks for the link. OK. So it appears that I have a lot of Albums that I don't want or need.
1. Can I simply delete these with the assumption that the original images are stored elsewhere?
2. Can you help me a bit with getting rid of folders? I mean, assuming I see a Folder that I don't want to keep - can I delete the ALBUMS in the Folder and then assume that there aren't any original images in the folder because these /have/ to be stored in a Project? I mean, can I just delete the Albums in here and assume that there aren't any original anything assuming I know I don't need the Album - or assuming I have moved the Album to another Folder?
3. Can I basically have an organization as follows:
A. Projects with ORIGINAL IMAGES or VIDEOS
B. Folders with SLIDESHOWS, or ALBUMS
Thanks a ton.
- Jon
1. Yes. Images (which I greatly prefer over "slides" -- for reasons in addition to that that is what they are called by Aperture) must be in a Project and in only one Project. They can be in as many Albums as you want. As someone mentions below -- Albums hold just pointers to the Images in the Projects. If you delete an Image from an Album (Aperture will tell you your are "removing" it from the Album), all you have done is remove it from the Album. That Image must still be in one Project. If you delete an Image from a Project, it goes in Aperture's Trash. If you empty the Trash, it is removed from your Library.
2. Yes. Folders are just ways to group and hierachize (sorry) containers. Again, Images "live" in a Project. They only visit Albums. If the Folder contains Projects, deleting those Projects will "kill" the Images they contain. If the Folder contains Albums, deleting those Albums will only end the visit the Images were making to that Album.
3. Yes. I have written quite a bit about this -- a search might turn up something worthwhile.
Stick with what is simply -- especially as get used to Aperture. Make very shoot a Project. (Again, the mis-naming of "Project" is the single worst interface decision made in Aperture.) Images or Videos -- doesn't matter. You can think of Projects as bins that hold your originals -- just like those sleeves that used to hold your negatives when you got your prints back from the drugstore (if).
I separate my _storage containers_ from my _output containers_. So a shoot -- "CRJ: Mother/Child Portrait" will be imported into a Project of the same name, under a Folder called "Shoots". Then I'll copy to an Album the Images that are being published. In this case, the album would be in my Portraits Folder (and the name would start with the clients initials -- I don't group containers by client).
That's just a sample. The joy -- and part of the labor -- of Aperture is that it _is not_ a turn-key solution. You get to (and must) build a custom structure -- presumably to meet your needs.
The one dictum I strongly suggest following is "One shoot = one Project". The reason for this is that the Library is almost always confined to photographs taken by one person. One person can _only_ shoot sequentially. If you stick to "One shoot = one Project", you will end up with a life-long string of Projects, in sequential order. This can never become confusing -- and that is very useful to a user of Aperture. (But please note well that you don't have to store your Projects (or Images) by _date_. This is hard-wired into Aperture. Any time you want to view this life-long string of Projects, just go to Projects view, ungrouped, and sorted by date.)

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Fairly new to Aperture but I've tried to search many times for solutions to this issue.
Scenario: In the Library, I have 3 albums under the 'Albums' view at the bottom that I created. They were never associated with a project so they were always kept down here. This I believe is normal. What is not normal is that this morning the same 3 albums started showing up in an Albums folder under one of my projects in the 'Project' view above it. At first when I clicked on the project it showed the entire library (+20k photos) despite saying only 14 images were in this folder. I fixed this by moving the 14 photos into a different project with a different name. But the Albums folder remains. It is a direct mirror of the albums below (same name, same photos), and when I delete an album from the 'Projects' view it deletes the same album below. Same thing if I remove a picture from the album above, it does it below. I have other albums under specific projects that do not show up under 'Albums' view in the Library. Again I belive this is correct.
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léonie wrote:
but then it actually removes the 'Album' section of my library and I don't know how to get it back as I'd still like to keep that functionality.
The sections in the Library Inspector have hidden controls to Hided or Show them. The controls will appear, if you hover the mouse close to the right border of the Inspector panel. There you can toggle the visibility of the different sections on and off.
The whole Subsection (ALBUM in ALL CAPS) is gone, no remant left (so no Hide/Unhide button). I can hide the PROJECTS, SHARED, RECENT, ETC, but ALBUMS is again gone.
Just to be better able to understand what is happening in your library:
At first when I clicked on the project it showed the entire library (+20k photos) despite saying only 14 images were in this folder.
This looks to me, like your albums were "Smart Albums" and not regular albums. Regular albums don't change the contents, when you open them for browsing. Or reflect changes in other library items.
What do the icons of your "albums" look like? Is there a "gears" icon on it? Then your album is a smart album, and I'd try to update the smart settings for the album/
Nope. No gears and I've never used a Smart Album. They were all part of my old iPhoto library but that import was done 2-3 months ago and this issue just started today. Right now the Album is just a folder under PROJECTS, with each individual Album beneath having icons that look like two photos stacked (i.e., normal albums). Also, when I click on the main Album's folder it reads 'TopLevelAlbums' as the header on the top of the main section. When I click on any other project, folder, or individual album it just reads the same name as the header....this was the first clue to me that something was wrong...besides the ALBUM folder having +20k pictures in it.
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Hersco wrote:
After importing my iPhoto Library no Events became Albums. Some of my Albums are still Albums, but many are missing from the Albums tab and Sidebar. One of the Albums listed has no photos when it should have 142. Another is missing nearly all of its photos. I found some missing Albums by name via the search window. Yet they remain missing from the Albums tab. Very strange indeed. This is one big mess right now! Thank goodness iPhoto still works.
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