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  • Welcome to Aperty Learning Journey
  • Getting Started
    • Installation Process
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  • About Aperty
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  • How to use Aperty
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      • Project Files
      • Adding the Images to the Project
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      • Syncing Adjustments
      • Filmstrip
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    • Editing tab overview
    • Four Key Tools Categories
      • Essential Tools
        • Develop & Develop RAW Tool
        • Curves Tool
        • Color Tool
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        • Details Tool
        • Structure Tool
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      • Retouch tools
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        • Skin Blemish Tool
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        • Face Skin Tool
        • Eyes Tool
        • Mouth Tool
        • Make up Tool
      • Reshape Tools
        • People
        • Face
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      • Creative tools
        • Light Control
        • Portrait Bokeh Tool
        • LUTs
        • Film Grain
        • Vignette
        • High Key
    • Exporting a Photo
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    • What is the difference between Luminar Neo and Aperty?
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  1. How to use Aperty
  2. All about Project

Filmstrip

The Filmstrip tool in Aperty is a convenient feature that lets you navigate and manage multiple images in your editing workflow. It appears as a strip of thumbnails at the bottom of the workspace, allowing quick access to different photos without leaving the current view.

Filmstrip Features:

  • Thumbnail View: Displays miniature versions of all images in your project, making it easy to locate and select specific photos.

  • Image Navigation: Click on any thumbnail to instantly switch to that photo in the editor, speeding up the process when working on multiple portraits.

  • Multi-Image Selection: Select multiple images at once by holding down a modifier key (often Shift or Command/Ctrl) and clicking on thumbnails. This is useful for batch edits or comparing similar shots side-by-side.

  • Sorting and Filtering: Some versions of the Filmstrip allow you to sort or filter images based on criteria like capture time, edit time, or file name, which is especially helpful in larger projects.

Use the Filmstrip in combination with Aperty's Compare View to compare edits across multiple portraits, helping you maintain a consistent style throughout a series of images.

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