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5 If necessary, choose an output dimension option from the Size To pop-up menu.
Note: Watermarks are never scaled above 100 percent of the size at which they were
created. If an image is exported at 100 percent of its original size, the watermark is not
scaled. If the watermark is too small in relation to the image as a whole, you will need
to create a new watermark at a larger size.
6 Select the Show Watermark checkbox.
7 Click the Choose Image button.
8 Select the image you want to use as a watermark, then click Choose.
9 Choose where you want the watermark to appear on the images from the Position
pop-up menu.
10 To adjust the opacity of the watermark, drag the Opacity slider to a new position.
11 To scale the watermark by the same amount as the images, select the “Scale
watermark” checkbox.
Note: If you have already created the watermark to match the output dimensions of
the exported images, you do not need to select the “Scale watermark” checkbox.
12 When you’re satisfied with how your watermark appears in the watermark preview
area, click OK.
13 Navigate to the location where you want the exported images placed.
14 Choose a name format for your exported files from the Export Name Format
pop-up menu.
15 Click Export.
Your images are exported and the watermark is scaled by the same amount as the
exported images. For more information about exporting images and applying
watermarks, see the
Aperture User Manual in the Aperture Help menu.
Corrections to Aperture 1.5 Documentation
Page 390 of the Aperture User Manual incorrectly states that to relink a metadata box to
an image in a book you should Command-click the metadata box. To relink a metadata
box to the image, Control-click (or right-click) the metadata box and choose Link
Metadata Box from the shortcut menu.