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110 Part I Interface and Acquisition

An Overview of Importing Images

When you import from a camera or card reader, Aperture places the images in a

project. If you don’t select an existing project, a new one is created automatically.

As Aperture imports images, it generates a version file and an image thumbnail

corresponding to each master.

You can import masters directly from a camera or card reader and from your hard

disk drives.

When you import images, you can choose whether to have the masters stored in the

Aperture library or on a hard disk outside of the library, where they can be accessed as

referenced images. For more information about referenced images, see “What Are

Managed Images and Referenced Images?” on page 98.

As you import images, you can have Aperture automatically name and record

information about them. Aperture can assign filenames using custom naming

conventions, as well as record metadata such as captions, keywords, dates, copyright

and credit information, and IPTC information. You can even set Aperture to stack

related images together, keeping bracketed shots or a series of shots taken in quick

succession in groups that you can easily select and work with. For more information

about stacks, see Chapter 8, “Stacking Images and Making Picks,” on page 219.

Camera

Vault

(FireWire drive)

Import

Back up

Aperture library

(system disk)

Importing

to Aperture

Masters

Versions

Project

RAW

& JPEG

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