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- Announced: October 19, 2005Official Press Release: Apple Introduces Aperture (October 19, 2005)
- First released: November, 2005Official Press Release: Apple Introduces Aperture (October 19, 2005)
- Latest version: Aperture 2.1
- Released: March 28, 2008Mac Rumors: Apple Releases Aperture 2.1 with Plug-ins (March 28, 2008)
- License: Proprietary
- Price: $199
- Not intended to compete with PhotoshopMac Observer: Aperture Complements Photoshop Instead of Competing (October 20, 2005)
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Plug-In Components
Aperture supports plug-ins (small functions which users can download and add into their Aperture installation). Each plug-in is designed to offer a specific tool or effect that isn't otherwise installed in the main program. Apple offers official plug-ins, but they are widely available from third-party sources as well.Apple: Aperture ResourcesNotable Features
- Plug-in support
- 32-bit imaging
- RAW support for 100+ digital cameras
- Quick Preview mode
- Batch processing
- Detects duplicates on import
- A variety of image adjustment tools
- Project management
- Dodge & Burn plug-in
- Nondestructive image editing
- "Rule of Thirds" cropping guide
- Customizable keyboard shortcuts
- Supports 16-bit printing
- 8-bit External Editor support
- 50+ tutorials
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Apple Aperture Questions
Lightroom or Aperture? 3 AnswersWell it kind of depends on your needs. I personally use Aperture. I think it's just nicer to use and it has better editing tools, plus other Apple apps like iWo... read more
Apples and oranges? 5 Answersmy vote: that the Apple Computers page should be named that. and the apple fruit page should be APPLES. good luck. maybe Mahalo management will change it! :) read more
Has Apple commented on the "Apple Store Kid" yet? 5 AnswersIt's a kid with funny glasses lip syncing to a song. Maybe I am missing something but what is so spectacular about that? That being said, he is very brave to d... read more
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