Graphics Programs Reference
In-Depth Information
Inspector
The Inspector has three tabs within it to let
you inspect different items. The initial tab is
the Library tab. The Library Inspector has two
groups, as shown in Figure 1.9. At the top is a
library-wide group that lets you see all your
projects, all your images, every face in your
library, and more (we discuss this section
shortly). Below that is the Projects & Albums
group that has both built-in Library Albums —
Smart Albums that search your entire library
for certain groups of images — as well as all
your projects, albums, and folders.
To create an empty project, choose File
New
Project. To create an empty album
within a Project, select that project and
choose File
Album. To create an
empty, library-level album, select the Library
Albums group and choose File
New
1.9 The Library and Projects & Albums groups
within the Library Inspector.
Album, or click and drag a project-level album
out of the project until Aperture displays a box
around the Projects & Albums text. To create a new folder, choose File
New
New
Folder.
At the very top of the Library Inspector is a search field that filters the contents of the Library
Inspector. This search field does not search inside the metadata of your images. It simply searches
your project, album, and folder names for a match. Next to the search field is an Action pop-up
menu. This menu contains the following four commands:
Add to Favorites/Remove from Favorites. Over time, you will end up with many items
in your Library Inspector. To filter the list so that you only see your favorite items, select
Favorite Items from the search field's pop-up menu. To mark an item as a favorite, select
it in the Library Inspector and choose Add to Favorites from the Action pop-up menu.
Keep Albums & Projects Arranged By. This submenu affects how items at the same
level (such as all the top-level items, all the items directly under a project, and all the
items directly within the same folder) are sorted within the Library Inspector. Choose
 
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