Writing keywords to scanned original photos when referenced
I've looked for this answer, but haven't found it.
I have my photos in Aperture as referenced. When adding a keyword to a digital photo and writing the metadata to the original, it shows up if I check in Bridge. When adding a keyword to an old scanned photo, the keyword shows up in Aperture, but won't transfer to the referenced one. The only work around I've found is to add the keyword the scanned photo first in Bridge, then import into Aperture.
Is this the way Aperture works?
Thanks for the info
After playing around with some more old photos, I see where some it will add the keywords too and others not. Have no idea why it does some and not others.
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