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| Working with Other Applications | |
Introduction
It’s entirely possible that you might use your Mac and Aperture exclusively to organize and edit your image Library without ever launching another application, but not very likely. Images are usually just the beginning; only when they’ve been organized, categorized, sorted, rated, labeled and edited are you ready to begin using them. And that’s where Aperture’s ability to integrate with other applications becomes critical.
To begin with, in this chapter, we’ll look at what to do if you’re new to Aperture and want to migrate your existing image Library from iPhoto or Adobe Bridge. We’ll ...
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