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12 Searching for

and Displaying Images

Aperture allows you to easily search for and gather images in

a variety of locations. You can also perform complex searches

as well as save your search results.

This chapter provides information about searching for images in a specific project or in

your entire Library using the Query HUD.

An Overview of the Query HUD

As you import more and more photos into Aperture, you’ll need a way to search for

images and display them. You can do this using the Query HUD, an easy-to-use panel

that lets you enter specific search criteria. You can search by text, rating, keyword, date,

IPTC information, EXIF information, export session, other metadata, file status, or a

combination of any of the above. You can locate images across all your projects or

search in specific projects. You can also create Smart Albums, which represent a

gathering of images based on search criteria. For more information, see Chapter 13,

“Grouping Images with Smart Albums,” on page 151.

The most common reason to perform a search is to display a selection of images within

a project. As you work with a project, you may want to isolate certain images to work

with them in some way, perhaps by adjusting them or adding keywords. By selecting a

project folder and using the Query HUD, you can quickly display specific images, hiding

the rest from view.

For example, you might isolate and display only those images of a certain subject, pose,

rating, or location. Your search doesn’t change the contents of the project; it only

temporarily changes the images you can view. If you cancel the criteria in the Query

HUD, all of your images appear in the Browser again.

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