How to Flag a Photo in Aperture 3
Aperture 3 is an Apple software program for editing and managing photos. Users are able to filter images according to the metadata assigned to each image. Using Aperture 3's library inspector, a number of filtering options help users sort through and find images. Flagging photos is one means of filtering images. Flagging simply means clicking the flag beside a photo when viewing or editing.
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Instructions
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Move your mouse cursor to the top right corner of the photo. A clear flag image will appear under the cursor.
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Click the clear flag to flag the photo. The flag will become orange. Alternatively, press forward slash (/) or click "Metadata," then "Flag" to flag the photo.
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Click the orange flag to unflag the photo, if necessary.
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Tips & Warnings
Search for photos in Aperture 3 using more detailed information, including the rating, color label, text and keywords associated with the image.
