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Manual Use
To Apply a PhotoFrame preset or favorite to an image or group of images in Apple Aperture follow these instructions:
- Open Apple Aperture
- Select an image
- Right click (control-click) on the image
- The contextual menu will appear, select Edit With
- Select PhotoFrame
- The PhotoFrame for Aperture dialog will appear, press the Open... button.
- Your image will open in PhotFrame where you can select the frame or design elements you desire and adjust them.
- Press the Apply button in PhotoFrame to apply the results and return to Aperture.
For Details on using the PhotoFrame for Aperture dialog look below.
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This the PhotoFrame for Aperture dialog. It consists of these controls:
- Search: Type in the name of a preset or favorite frame. The results will appear in the Search Results category.
- Category List: Lists your preset categories as well as a special category for your Favorites. Click on the triangle to open each category, just like the Library in PhotoFrame.
- Description: Displays the description for the selected preset. You can close this section by clicking on the triangle next to the section title.
- Cancel: Cancels PhotoFrame for Lightroom
- Open...: Rather than applying a preset directly, this option will open your image in PhotoFrame so you can manually select the frame(s) and options
- Apply Preset: Applies the selected preset to your image(s)
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Note: Aperture will always create a copy of your image for editing. You can control the file type and options that it creates in the Aperture preferences. | |
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