Precise location in aperture
Hello,
according to the Aperture manual: "Depending on the zoom setting in Places view, Aperture might use a single pin to represent a group of images shot in close proximity. However, you can view the precise location where each image in the group was shot."
Unfortunately the single pin is sometimes relatively far away from the place I would like to have the pin (e.g. the pin is located on a small village representing pictures from Berlin and other larger cities). Is there a possibility to relocate the pins e.g. via priorities or to increase the densitiy of the pins, so that in every more or less pins are shown?
Best regards
Fabian
Hello, Fabian,
For the zoomed out view I usually add a place of my own, centered at the position I want the pin to appear, and I adjust the size to cover the total area that I want this particular pin to represent.
In Places View, use the main menu bar command: "Metadata > Manage My places"
Then search for a location in the vicinity of the location where you want to place the new pin and press the "+" beside the name of the place.
Now move the center on the map and adjust the size; type a name into the textfield.
Press the "Done" button.
Regards
Léonie
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Type: FireWire
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Aperture:
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MacBook Pro / Mac Pro Mac OS X (10.4.7)That was going to be my response - glad you got it solved so quickly!
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Can I use aperture library on more than one machine
My situation is thus:
I have a Macbook Pro on which my Aperture Library resides, in wherever Aperture decided to put it when I bought the software.
I now have a iMac, which obviously will be better than the Macbook for photo editing.
But I want to be able to take my Aperture Library with me when I take the Macbook out and about, and if necesary still edit on the Macbook.
Is there any way to share the Aperture Library, so that I can edit on the iMac, but leave the library on the Macbook, and then edit on the Macbook if I wish.
I am the only user, and will only be using Aperture on one machine at any one time.
I have searched archives but not managed to find the answer.Is it possible to simply share the directory that contains the necessary file(s).
If your Library is in the location that aperture picks by default, then it will be in your "Pictures" folder - look for a file with a name like "Aperture Library. aplibrary".
What you will need to share depends on your import strategy for the master images. If you use managed masters, and all your master images reside inside the Aperture library, then you simply need to make this library file accessible or copy it to an external disk.
If on the other hand your masters are referenced, then I would recommend to consolidate them into the library before you share the library and then share the consolidated library.
If you will share your library over the network or just by moving it to an external device is really up to you, but you might consider the following pros and cons:
- If you want to profit from the faster CPU on your iMac, then you should keep the library on the fastes volume that is available, and a network volume might be much slower than a directly connected volume.
- if the network fails during a critical operation your library might get corrupted, if it resides on a network volume - there have been quite a few problems reported in this forum.
That is why I suggested to use your Macbook as directly mounted external volume, that leaves the library in its place on the Macbook Pro - no need to copy - and you have a very quick and stable connection, but the decision is yours to make. You will have to be comfortable with the workflow you choose.
HTH
Léonie
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