Tag archive: Aperture

Apple may not be making an appearance at Macworld, but Steve Jobs and crew still managed to announce a new product for the trade show. Apple announced today that Aperture 3 is ready for all those creative cats out there. Aperture 3 is the next major release of Apple’s photo editing and management software—and it boast s over 200 new features including Faces, Places and Brushes.

Apple added a new level of flexibility to its photo-management and editing software to on Friday with the release of Aperture 2.1, a free patch that allows third-party developers to write plug-ins. The company hopes the new features that can be added will allow photographers to make Aperture their only software need. “The image quality in Aperture 2 has won over the most demanding photographers,” said Rob Schoeben,… Read More

Aperture 1.5 is a new post production tool for photographers that works with iLife 06 and iWork 06 software programs. It will support XMP metadata and offers an export API that will allow photographers to use Aperture with third party applications and services. “Aperture has given photographers around the globe the confidence to work in exciting new ways,” said Rob Schoeben, Apple’s vice president of… Read More

At a special event today in New York City, Apple Computer introduced Aperture, a post-production tool aimed at professional photographers and offering a RAW-based, non-destructive workflow for importing, cataloging, editing, and archiving images. Unlike Adobe's workhorse image editor Photoshop, Aperture is aimed at managing projects, large collections, and images, and managing image output. Aperture is designed to work directly with… Read More