Question: Q: Where is my Aperture library? More Less. Communities Get Support. Sign in Sign in Sign in corporate. Browse Search. Ask a question. User profile for user: Fred Nelson Fred Nelson. Reply I have this question too 10 I have this question too Me too 10 Me too.
Answer: A: Answer: A: Fred, Hold down the 'Option' key while opening the 'Go' menu in the menu bar at top of desktop and you will then see the 'Library' option. Note: Photos has much less scripting and Automator support than Aperture.
Mac OS X Automation has posted several Automator actions for use with Photos , including ones that let you get selected photos and import and export items. As with iPhoto, when you import an Aperture library into Photos, your existing library remains intact. So a library called Aperture Library will be imported to a library called Photos Library. But in fact, importing an Aperture library into Photos uses very little additional disk space.
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However, if you're using a laptop, this may not be an option as laptop hard drives come in comparatively small capacities. However, it is possible to create a single library that spans multiple drives.
If you have multiple hard drives attached to your Mac, you can span your Aperture library across all of them to create a single library with much more space.
Because there's no internal command for configuring your library in this way, you'll need to use a separate, free application called Aperture Library Spanner, which you can download from www.
This small application will perform the necessary steps to get your library stretched across two drives. Apple does not officially sanction the process of spanning your library in this way. However, I've never experienced any trouble with this technique. But to be safe, be certain to back up your images diligently. You can move existing projects into this folder just as you would to any folder created in Aperture. However, Aperture will need some time to copy the project from the primary drive to the drive containing the Aperture Branch Library folder.
It won't provide a progress indicator for this process, but you can check up on it using the Show Task List Window, or you can simply wait until your images appear.
Note that you can make this folder the destination for importing, just as you would any other folder. Simply select it as the destination for your imports. If this folder is selected when you choose to make a new project, then that project will be created in the Aperture Branch Library folder. Bear in mind that for spanning to work properly, all of the drives that house your library will need to be on whenever you launch Aperture. If you're using a desktop machine with multiple internal drives, this won't be a problem, as your drives will always be present.
To create new projects directly on your external volume, make sure the Aperture Branch Library folder is selected before you create a new project.
If your library spans multiple drives and you launch Aperture when the additional drives aren't mounted on the Desktop obviously, this is possible only when your additional drives are removable , your Aperture Branch Library folder will appear dimmed. If you restart Aperture with the additional drives mounted, the Aperture Branch Library folder will still be inaccessible.
The only way to get it back is to rebuild the Aperture database as described earlier in this chapter. After rebuilding, your image thumbnails may be rendered in gray.
Sometimes clicking a thumbnail will regenerate it, but a more reliable way to restore the thumbnails is to stack any images that are missing thumbnails. You can then unstack the images after the thumbnails are back.
In general, it's best to use spanning only with internal drives, simply to avoid the trouble of offline volumes. If you want to return to working with a library on a single drive, you first need to move any images off the secondary drive. In Aperture, move any projects in the Aperture Branch Library folder back to your internal drive.
If you don't have enough space on your internal drive, then you can export your images and projects to another drive using the export commands described in Chapter 8. I would like to receive exclusive offers and hear about products from Peachpit and its family of brands.
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