ABSTRACT
Aperture organizes the Library Inspector alphabetically, so digital photographer can easily order digital photographer's Folders by using prefixes. Albums are the purely organization elements within Aperture's Library structure since their only purpose is to keep a collection of images contained, allowing digital photographer to manually define the limits of that focused collection within a larger whole. Inside Aperture, an Album is a collection of references to images elsewhere in digital photographer's Library. Places are a new feature for Aperture 3, introduced the success of a similar feature in iPhoto. Aperture has powerful editing tools that can really help digital photographer to get the best from digital photographer's photos. However, for the professional photographer this is an unlikely scenario, and so digital photographer should consider setting up Folders to house Projects with similar attributes. Specify how digital photographer's photos should be renamed at the point of import on the basis of presets already specified.
