How to Merge Libraries Using Aperture
Aperture is a professional photo management and editing suite provided by Apple, Inc. for the Mac OS X operating system. Aperture keeps original copies of your photos in a master file known as a library. If you have separate instances of Aperture on multiple computers or simply have an older library file, you can merge the two. The result is a single library file containing all original digital photos.
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Instructions
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Open the Aperture application.
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Select “File,” then “Import,” then “Library/Project.” Locate the second Aperture Library file you wish to merge with the current library, click “Import.”
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Click “Merge” in the dialog box. A progress bar will appear, displaying the time remaining as Aperture merges the two libraries. The amount of time it takes will vary depending on the size of the libraries.
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