Just now at WWDC major update to Aperture
No details just an updated UI and 4x the resolution of photos.
All new Macbook Airs and Pros. Retina displays.
Mac OS X (10.7.4), Aperture 3.2.3
🙂
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Yeah, great news. I hope the included some features and enhancements.
Yeah hopefully. Right now all I can see is the updated UI and the support for the Retina displays (which all the apps have gotten)
Lets hope its not just the fluff but some solid changes under the hood!
OS XMountain Lion talk now see it at http://live.macworld.com/2012/06/wwdc/index.php
Developer site is down
What's coming?
Mountain Lion to be priced at $20 US
This is € 16. Almost for free :-)
New in IOS 6 Shared Photo Streams. You'll be able to set up multiple streams and share them with others
Shared Photo Streams. You'll be able to set up multiple streams and share them with others
That is very ambitious - so far a single, unshared Photo Stream has given us a lot of trouble 😮
Well now you'll be able to share the trouble with your closest friends 👿
Looks like this IS NOT the long awaited Aperture 4 update we were all looking for and hoping for.
This is being labeled Aperture 3.3
The one major feature addition is the unification of the iPhoto and Aperture libraries and this is the footnote for that feature:
Now I wonder what the ramifications of this unification is? Why have two apps if they both use the same library?
Message was edited by: Frank Caggiano - Also 3.3 is purely a Lion app. Requires 10.7.4
This way I'll lose my closests friends! 😁
Why have two apps if they both use the same library?
They already share the same database structure. And why not have two different views of the same database? One for professionals and one for occasional users?
I find his very reassuring; I was afraid Aperture may be downgraded to something flashy like iPhoto. This now no longer seems to be necessary.
Hhhmm, not happy with the update. More and more people are migrating from iPhoto to Aperture and I think more and more professional photographers are leaving to Lightroom. I really begin to think Apple is pointing there market stretagies to the masses and forget the professionals.
the only two reasons I stick with Aperture is the ease management of my photo's and I that I have NIK software for Aperture.
Just now at WWDC major update to Aperture