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Dec 16, 2007 17:18 |  #1

I've been using Aperture for just under a year and love it, it's totally redone my workflow to be so much better and more productive. I have run into a question finally that I haven't been able to figure out myself.

I have a series of photos I would like to export into folders according to a metadata field I've set (and need to keep for another part of my workflow). When I export I can set the folders to be anything from times and dates and all sorts of great stuff, but I can't figure out how to make one where I can choose a metadata tag. The one I need is "Special Instructions". I can do it manually, but we're talking about 500-750 photos at a time, and it would be a lot easier if Aperture could make those folders for me.

Any other secret tricks you may know are appreciated too!


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Dec 16, 2007 18:10 |  #2

Hmm. Never had to do that before. Can you search by the meta data of your criteria, then select all and export into a folder, then repeat for the other data types? Good luck, and if you find a solution be sure to post it here for the rest of us. We appreciate your suffering.


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Dec 16, 2007 18:31 |  #3

I could do that, but it would be even more work as sorting them manually after, as there are generally only about 5-7 photos per folder.


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Dec 19, 2007 11:35 |  #4

How about a smart album based on the IPTC data? You can choose the Special Instructions there. Then export the smart folders as Tony-S recommended. Just a thought.


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