Aperture Badge overlays overview
When you apply adjustments, keywords, or other changes to a photo, Aperture marks the photo with a badge overlay. Badges can appear on photos in the Viewer, the Browser, and the Light Table, in book pages and webpages, and in full-screen view.
The following table shows badges that appear on photos in Aperture.
Badge | Definition |
|---|---|
 | One or more adjustments have been applied to the photo. |
 | One or more keywords have been applied to the photo. |
 | Photos are contained in a stack. The number indicates the number of photos in the stack. |
 | The photo has been edited with an external editor, and is therefore represented by the original created when the file was exported to the external editor. |
 | The photo is an album’s pick photo, the identifying photo for that album, webpage album, web journal album, Light Table album, slideshow album, or book album. |
 | Because of low image resolution, the photo’s print quality may be affected. This badge appears on photos placed in book pages and webpages. |
 | The number indicates the number of times the photo has been used in a given book, web journal, or Light Table arrangement. |
 | The photo is a referenced image. |
 | The referenced image’s original is offline. |
 | The referenced image’s original has not been found. |
 | The photo was downloaded from My Photo Stream or a shared photo stream, or imported from a Facebook album, Flickr set, or SmugMug gallery online. |
 | A location has been assigned to the photo. |
 | The photo has an audio file attached. |
 | The thumbnail image represents a video clip. |
 | The photo is part of a RAW + JPEG image pair, and this photo’s original is the RAW file. |
 | The photo is part of a RAW + JPEG image pair, and this photo’s original is the JPEG file. |