Entries tagged with “adjustments” from Inside Aperture
As you use the Adjustment Panel you'll find that there is some overlap among some of the controls in Aperture. In the Exposure brick there are options to set the overall exposure, as well as the Black point, Recovery and...
Continue reading Some Tips for Making Tonal Adjustments.
When you see a shot of lightning, or a great sports shot that captured just the right action at just the right moment, or a seemingly once-in-a-lifetime shot, it’s tempting to comment, “Wow you were lucky!” And in reality...
Continue reading Lucky Shot ... Or Is It?.
One of the features that LightRoom users miss in Aperture is image presets. Aperture has it's 'per brick' presets which are quite handy, but LightRoom will save pretty well all types of adjustment as a single preset that can be...
Continue reading Image Presets.
I’ve been working on a video tutorial series for Aperture and in the course of creating each tutorial I often rediscover some of the little and not so little gems that make Aperture so outstanding. It’s easy to become complacent...
Continue reading What Makes Me Smile in Aperture.
Nik Software released Viveza for Aperture yesterday. This is a plug-in that you’re going to want to give a test drive. It’s really pretty amazing software when you put it through its paces. I first saw a demo of Viveza...
Continue reading Viveza Plug-In for Aperture v2.1.
One of my favorite new additions in Aperture 2.0 has to be the Vignette tool. Back in the days of darkroom printing I would always find myself burning down the corners of my prints to make them “pop” a little....
Continue reading Breathe New Life Into Your Photos with the Vignette Tool.
Yesterday, I described a lot of the changes in the adjustment tools found in the Adjustment Panel. One key tip that I omitted is that to reset any slider to its default position just double click on the slider. That’s...
Continue reading What’s New in Aperture 2 Adjustments - Part Two.
I feel like a kid in a candy store! I’m so excited to be using Aperture v2 on my Canon 1DsMKIII images - as well as images from my older bodies! But it’s not just the built in support for...
Continue reading What’s New in Aperture 2 Adjustments - Part One.
We want to get things done fast. We can't afford to waste time. Anything we do, we want to do it right away, and we want results now. We live in a time when we actually almost always bend...
Continue reading You can't hurry love .....
At this point when everyone is clamoring for a new version of Aperture, I must admit that I feel a little embarrassed to admit that I just learned something new about how to use one of the tools I’ve used...
Continue reading A Tip for the Crop Tool.
