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Aperture Resource Finds
It's always a good idea to refresh your knowledge of Aperture, and with every new resource there may be little nuggets of information that you weren't aware of to help with your workflow.
I recently came across a series of Aperture video podcasts by Aperture Pro Training Series co-author Richard Harrington.
The 14 videos screencasts of Harrington taking you through a series of Aperture features can be found here.
Another Aperture lesson lets us watch as Wildlife Photographer and Aperture Certified Trainer Scott Bourne takes you through a step by step workflow to improve a photo taken by Nikki Franz, one of the winners in the Aperture Nature Workshops.
www.scottcritiques.com
It's fun to watch as Scott takes you from beginning to end in his workflow, using a variety of Aperture features and plug-ins to achieve the final result. Check it out here.
Thanks for the heads up on these!! I did find some useful tips that I would have otherwise never knew about.
Just wondering why there have been no new items since 5 Feb.
Wow. That's some pretty good photography. I am a big fan of Yosemite, amazing place in the lap of nature.
Just wondering why there have been no new items since 5 Feb.
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Thats a great picture, it looks like you put some time into it. I work for a cheap auto insurance business and I am always taking pictures and working with them.
I agree that you do have to refresh you knowledge and get back to the basics. I work for a Tampa home security service but I like to learn photo editing in my spare time. Its really fun and exciting.
Photo editing was always very difficult for me. I worked for a matched betting company for 20 years then I got into web design and the hardest part is editing images. Thanks for the great advice from your awesome experience.