Apple Aperture 3.5 - Manual (Page 445)

Chapter 12 Share photos online 445
3 In the dialog, do either or both of the following:
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To invite a new subscriber: Type the invitee’s email address in the Subscribers field.
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To remove a subscriber: Select the subscriber’s email address in the Subscribers field, and
click Unsubscribe.
4 Click OK.
If you invited a new person to view your shared photo stream, an email and a notification are
sent, asking that person to subscribe to your shared photo stream. If you removed an existing
subscriber from your shared photo stream, the shared stream is immediately removed from the
subscriber’s Apple devices. If you want to reinvite a subscriber to view your shared photo stream,
delete the person’s email address from the “Shared with” field, and add the email address again.
Subscribe to shared photo streams in Aperture
If you have an iCloud account, you can subscribe to shared photo streams that your family
and friends invite you to. After you accept, you can view the photos and video clips on all your
Apple devices, including your Mac. You can mark the photos you like and comment on photos.
You can also post items to a shared photo stream if the creator of the stream has turned on
the Subscribers Can Post feature. If you want to use a photo in a shared photo stream that you
subscribe to, you can import the photo into your Aperture library and then make adjustments to
the photo as needed. You can unsubscribe from a shared photo stream at any time.
Subscribe to a shared photo stream
To subscribe to a shared photo stream, all you have to do is accept the invitation. Invitations to a
shared photo stream are sent by email and notifications.
1 In the Shared section of the Library inspector, select iCloud.
2 Move the pointer over the shared photo stream’s thumbnail, and click the Accept button.
If you don’t want to subscribe to the shared photo stream, click the Decline button.
Click to accept or decline an
invitation to a shared photo stream.
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