Apple MB673Z/A User Manual - Page 224

Creating Stacks Manually After importing photos, you may want to quickly review them and delete those that you immediately see have technical or content flaws. You may then want to group the remaining images into stacks before rating them. Stacking images manually can help provide an initial organization and an overview of your shots, which you can then put through a more refined or discriminating rating pass later. To create a stack manually: 1 In the Browser, select the images you want to stack. You can Shift-click adjacent images and Command-click nonadjacent images to select them. ∏ Tip: As a fast way to select a series of images, select an image at one end of the series, hold down the Shift key, and press the Right Arrow or Left Arrow key to select additional images. 2 Choose Stacks > Stack (or press Command-K). The Stack button appears on the current pick image. The selected images are now stacked and have a dark gray box around them. The selected images are now stacked and appear linked in gray. The Stack button appears on the current pick image. You can change the pick image and rearrange the order of the images in the stack as you wish. You can unstack a selection of images, if you need to. To unstack a selection of images: m After creating a stack, choose Edit > Undo, or select an image in the stack and choose Stacks > Unstack (or press Command-Shift-K). 224 Part II Photo Editing