Software

An image may appear to be fixed by the red eye tool even though there's still some red visible under the loupe or in a print.

If you connect a camera or card reader to a USB port on your keyboard, Aperture will not import the images, even though the Import dialog will appear.

Sometimes when you try to import images into Aperture, an alert indicating that more disk space is needed occurs, even though there is more than the indicated amount of space available.  

When you open the Aperture import window, folder aliases do not appear.

When you restore from a vault, you may see an alert message such as “restore library operation failed.” 

In certain rare cases, the date for exported masters may be different than the original.

When you choose to import new images from a folder that contains some images already referenced by your Aperture library, duplicates of the pre-existing images are sometimes imported. This happens even when you choose the Do Not Import Duplicates option.

If you have a folder with a name that begins with a tilde character (~), and the folder contains valid images, Aperture will tell you that there are zero images to import. Drag and drop from this folder also will … Continue reading →

If two or more users simultaneously access the same Aperture Library, you will get an alert message the next time you open Aperture stating there was an issue opening the Aperture Library.