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Some notes about Aperture

apertureMike Zornek, a Philadelphia area Mac developer, was onsite at Photo Plus (much like our very own Jay Savage) and he had a chance to play around with Aperture. Mike raises a few points that I think are worth repeating:

  • This is meant for a single photographer, not a team accessing network resources
  • It works with Photoshop for compositing
  • It'll run on a Powerbook, but just barely
It is obvious that Apple is going after a very specific market here, the professional photographer but I think lots of semi-pro photogs (as they are called, I think) will jump at the chance to use this software.
 

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