Aperture 1.1 released
04-13-2006 | 11:39 AM
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Aperture 1.1 released
And it looks like it is setting itself up to battle Adobe Lightroom in a big way (price wise.)
From macrumors:
I'm interested to hear what the reviews say to the improvements and if it takes care of their intial complaints.
If so...I may have to spring for the educational version
From macrumors:
Update: Apple's site has been updated and shows the update and also the new price of $299. $149 for Educational price. Official press release here. Aperture 1.0 users who bought Aperture for the previous price of $499 are eligble for a $200 coupon good at the Apple online store.
Apple's Hot News Feed (RSS) reveals that Apple appears to be releasing Aperture 1.1 on April 13th. The news appeared on their RSS feed this evening with the following description:
Aperture 1.1, a significant update to the revolutionary all-in-one post production tool for photographers, runs natively on both Intel- and PowerPC-based Macs. The update features dramatically improved RAW image rendering and a new set of advanced RAW adjustment controls. Likewise, it delivers impressive speed gains on any Mac. At a new lower price of $299, Aperture is within reach of anyone shooting with a digital SLR camera. [Apr 13, 2006]
- Apple Hot News 4/13/06 8:30 AM
The RSS description appears to have been posted prematurely as it simply links to Apple's old Aperture page but does include a detailed Aperture 1.1 description.
New features include:
- Improved RAW Image Quality
- RAW Fine Tuning
- Auto Noise Compensation
- New Color Meter
- Enhanced Export Controls
- Universal Binary support
- Other Improvements
The new $299 price represents a $200 drop from the previous retail price ($499).
Apple's Hot News Feed (RSS) reveals that Apple appears to be releasing Aperture 1.1 on April 13th. The news appeared on their RSS feed this evening with the following description:
Aperture 1.1, a significant update to the revolutionary all-in-one post production tool for photographers, runs natively on both Intel- and PowerPC-based Macs. The update features dramatically improved RAW image rendering and a new set of advanced RAW adjustment controls. Likewise, it delivers impressive speed gains on any Mac. At a new lower price of $299, Aperture is within reach of anyone shooting with a digital SLR camera. [Apr 13, 2006]
- Apple Hot News 4/13/06 8:30 AM
The RSS description appears to have been posted prematurely as it simply links to Apple's old Aperture page but does include a detailed Aperture 1.1 description.
New features include:
- Improved RAW Image Quality
- RAW Fine Tuning
- Auto Noise Compensation
- New Color Meter
- Enhanced Export Controls
- Universal Binary support
- Other Improvements
The new $299 price represents a $200 drop from the previous retail price ($499).
If so...I may have to spring for the educational version
04-14-2006 | 06:20 AM
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Originally Posted by PixelHarmony
Man I guess using Pirated software has made me a bit blind eyed to price when it comes to good software.
I guess I'll have to test this software out when it gets released.
I guess I'll have to test this software out when it gets released.
By the way I really want an Apple with a 20 plus inch screen
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