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This document answers common questions asked by new 
users about Aperture. 

Importing and Setting Up 

 

A little initial planning goes a long way toward creating an efficient and useful 
organization for your images. Before importing images, plan the number of projects 
you expect to need and how they should be organized in a hierarchy of folders, 
projects, and albums. It’s also a good idea to get used to using Aperture, learning how 
it works best for you, before importing large numbers of archive images.

Once you have a systematic plan for organizing your images, it’s probably best to 
import images from your archives on a project-by-project basis. This allows you to 
import images into the Aperture Library slowly, adjusting the organization as needed. 
You can continue to do new work and build up your image library over time. If you 
organize your images into projects as you import, you can avoid having a single project 
with thousands of images to sort through. 

If you have archive files organized in a hierarchy of folders that you want to maintain, 
you can drag the folders from the Finder into the Projects panel and Aperture imports 
the folders and images using the same hierarchy.

You should also consider the size of the files you’re importing. If you import many large 
files, such as large scanned TIFF images over 100 MB each, these images may fill up 
your hard disk quickly. You may want to consider whether importing numerous large 
files into Aperture is worth the requirements for disk space.