Apple Aperture 3.5 User Manual

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Chapter 9

Export photos

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5

Choose a name format for your files from the Name Format pop-up menu.

If you choose a Custom Name format, enter your custom name in the Custom Name field. For
more information on renaming audio and video files at export, see

Rename photos at export

on

page 371.

6

If you want to be notified when the export process is complete, select the “Show alert when

finished” checkbox.

7

When you’re ready to export files, click Export Versions.

The audio or video clips you selected are exported to the location you specified. Clip file formats
are not changed or compressed. If you selected the “Show alert when finished” checkbox,
a dialog appears displaying the number of versions exported and the file path. If you want
Aperture to open the Finder to the location where you exported your clips, click the Reveal in
Finder button. Otherwise, click OK to close the dialog.
Note: If you want to check the progress of an export operation, choose Window > Show Activity.
You can also use this window to pause or cancel an export operation.

Export projects, folders, and albums in a new library
You can select and export any combination of projects, folders, and albums in the Library
inspector. Aperture consolidates the selected items into an Aperture library and places it in the
location of your choosing. After exporting the item selection as an Aperture library, you can
either open the new library and work within it, or you can merge the library into the library of
another Aperture system.

For more information about opening Aperture libraries, see

View other libraries

on page 58. For

more information about merging Aperture libraries, see

Merge libraries

on page 59.

1

In the Library inspector, select the items you want to export, then choose File > Export > Items as

New Library.
Note: The name of the command changes depending upon your selection.

2

Enter a name and choose a location for the exported library.

3

Do any of the following:

If your project contains referenced images and you want the original files available to the new
Aperture system:
Select the “Copy originals into exported library” checkbox to copy the original
image files into the new library file.

If you want to copy the previews into the new library so that you don’t have to rebuild them on the
new Aperture system:
Select the “Copy Previews into exported library” checkbox.

If you want Aperture to alert you when it has finished building the new library: Select the “Show
alert when finished” checkbox.

4

Click Export Library.

Aperture consolidates the selected items into a library and exports the library file to the location
you chose.

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