These two scripts wil setup an Aperture library to store images in a Year, Month, Day format.

There are many ways in Aperture to collect a selection of images and turn make them into a smart album or regular album; labels, ratings, keywords and flags are just a few of them.

I was playing around with Time Lapse Photography recently. Looking for a way to do it on the cheap. Automator has a nice way of doing this, using the action Take Picture or Take video snapshot (see Automator for the difference between the two).

Finally after a very long time Apple has updated the Communities Discussions site.

The Apple discussions site has ben unavailable since last night (EST). The message is that We are busy updating Apple Discussions for you and will be back shortly.

In a recent post in the Apple Aperture discussion group someone asked if Aperture could delete the image files once they have been imported. One thing I should mention is that the images were being imported from a folder not the camera.

In a recent thread in Apple Aperture Discussions Show sizes in inches the OP wanted to have Aperture display the size of the image in inches. The only problem with the request is that an images doesn't have a size until the pixels meet the paper.

One of the most common questions on the Apple Aperture forum list is How do I get rid of this window that opens in front of any image I place my mouse over?

One thing thats always annoyed me is how the current selection disappears when you change the images in the Browser window.

As an example, you are in the Photos view of the library. All your images are displayed. You then create a filter which narrows down the images displayed to say 5.

This is an Applescript which will take the current selection and search all albums in the current library for that image. A list of the albums which contain the image is displayed and the user can select one of the albums to go to.

If you download this applescript please take a moment to let me know. Comments are welcome.