Apple Aperture 3.5 User Manual
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Chapter 12
Share photos online
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Replace a photo or video in a shared photo stream
If you share a photo or video in a shared photo stream and then change or apply image
adjustments to it, the newly changed item doesn’t automatically appear in the shared photo
stream. You can either add it to the existing photo stream along with the older version, or you
can delete the older version and replace it with the updated item.
1
In the Shared section of the Library inspector, select iCloud.
2
Double-click the shared photo stream containing the item you want to replace.
3
Select the photo or video you want to replace, press Delete, and then click Delete Photo in the
dialog that appears.
4
In the Library inspector, select the project containing the updated photo, and select the item.
5
Choose iCloud from the Share pop-up menu in the toolbar.
The iCloud dialog appears.
6
In the Stream pop-up menu, choose the shared photo stream that contained the photo you
want to replace, and click OK.
The updated photo or video replaces the item you just removed.
Manage subscribers to your shared photo streams in Aperture
You can add and remove subscribers to your shared photo streams at any time.
WARNING:
If you plan to remove a subscriber from a shared photo stream and you think
that person might like to keep some photos or video clips in the shared stream, you need to
alert the person to save the items before you remove him or her from the subscription list.
When you remove the subscriber, your shared stream along with all of its items is immediately
removed from the subscriber’s Apple devices.
Add and remove subscribers to a shared photo stream
1
In the Shared section of the Library inspector, select iCloud.
2
Do one of the following:
•
Move the pointer over the shared photo stream’s thumbnail, and click the Info button .
Click the Info button to open
the Photo Stream dialog.
•
Double-click the shared photo stream’s thumbnail, and choose Info from the iCloud pop-up
menu in the tool strip.
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