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Aperty is designed to integrate seamlessly into your existing workflow using a project-based system. This approach allows you to manage edits in a highly organized and efficient way. Once images are linked to a project, you can add additional images to continue editing them within the same project. This flexible system supports unlimited libraries and projects, making it easy to group edits by individual shoots or themes.

To get started, organize your shoots into folders on your computer as you normally would, then add those folders to Aperty. This ensures that each project is self-contained, allowing you to focus exclusively on the images for that specific shoot. This keeps you organized and helps you stay on task without the distraction of unrelated images cluttering your workspace.

The project-based system is especially beneficial for photographers managing multiple clients or sessions. You can easily switch between projects, making it simple to work on different shoots at once without losing track of progress. With Aperty’s ability to handle unlimited libraries, there’s no limit to how many projects you can organize, allowing you to scale your work without compromising efficiency or focus.

Benefits of the Project-Based Approach

  • Streamlined Workflow: Integrates seamlessly with your existing file structure so you can manage images as you already do.

  • Focused Editing: This isolates each project, keeping distractions at bay and ensuring you only work on the images that matter for a particular shoot.

  • Scalability: Unlimited project libraries let you manage large volumes of work without losing organization.

  • Flexible Switching: Easily move between projects, helping you easily juggle multiple shoots or clients.

With Aperty’s project-based approach, you can stay organized, focused, and efficient. It allows you to manage multiple shoots seamlessly while maintaining your creative workflow. It’s a flexible system that grows with your needs, ensuring every project stays on track from start to finish.

Creating a Project

To create a new Project:

  • On the first launch of Aperty, you can create a new Project to work by clicking on the 'Create Project' button.

  • If you have already created a Project and want to start with a new one, first you have to go back to the 'All Projects' menu by clicking here:

  • Once you're in, you will see the 'Create Project' button to start with a new Project:

  • Enter a Project Title and import the photos you want to edit. You can drag&drop the photos/folder or click on the menu to open Finder/Explorer and choose the photos from there