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What is the mail difference between aperture and iphoto?
MacBook Pro
Aperture being very specifically a pro app there are lots of differences, the handling of RAW images being the most noteworthy. Personally I suggest folks use iPhoto until a) they start shooting RAW capture or b) they find they want to do something iPhoto cannot do.
All users IMO should also become conversant with a specific image editing app like GIMP or Pixelmator.
HTH
-Allen
This is my first time using thread's or a help line.
Then Welcome to the Apple Support Communities, Flower Girl! 🙂. I hope you will stay around here and find the support you are looking for.
Cheers
Léonie
Thank you SierraDragon. I will most likely buy the one of the Epson products ( 600 or 700). Some of my negatives are good, a few are really good, and some are okay. So... I think the Epson would work for my needs.
Sincerely,
Flower Girl
What are the main difference between aperture and iPhoto?
