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Aperture's robust organizational tools make it the natural choice for any prolific photographer who is beginning to feel the limitations of iPhoto. In iPhoto to Aperture: Going Pro, professional photographer Derrick Story takes a step-by-step approach as he demonstrates the preparation of an iPhoto library. He also covers techniques for converting Faces collections into Aperture albums, and tips for using iPhoto as a virtual plug-in for Aperture. Exercise files accompany the course.

Course iPhoto to Aperture: Going Pro Author Derrick Story SKU ISBN Release Date 2009-05-14 Duration 2.40 hrs / 37 tutorials Work files Yes Price $ 49.95 Retail price $ 99.95 Language Tags iPhoto

1. Making the Move Chapter intro 00:27 Ten reasons to move to Aperture 11:43 Comparing the strengths of Aperture and iPhoto 04:46 2. iPhoto and Aperture: Working Together Chapter intro 00:25 Viewing iPhoto images in Aperture 05:04 Using the Aperture browser in iPhoto 08:36 3. Basic Strategies for Migration Chapter intro 00:28 Migrating pros and cons 00:58 Importing an entire iPhoto library at once (the easy approach) 09:10 Importing with the "get your house in order" approach 03:33 Creating and importing new albums 08:47 Managing events for import 04:51 Working with Smart Albums 03:12 Reorganizing in Aperture after import 05:46 4. Working with Reference Masters Chapter intro 00:49 Importing from iPhoto using referenced masters 08:02 Importing referenced files for iPhoto 06:13 Importing referenced files for Aperture 02:23 Working with the same referenced masters in both iPhoto and Aperture 04:10

Adding more metadata 05:39 Adding metadata during import 10:11 6. Managing RAW Files and Previews Chapter intro 00:38 How Aperture sees iPhoto RAW files 07:37 Editing a RAW file in Aperture 03:39 Managing previews 05:00 Exporting edited images out of Aperture 06:37 Enhancing iPhoto images with Aperture's editing tools 06:29 7. Backing Up Your Work Chapter intro 00:44 Using the Vault for managed libraries in Aperture 04:02 Protecting originals in referenced libraries 01:41 Conclusion Goodbye 00:33