Entries tagged with “apple” from Inside Aperture
After a series of unsuccessful attempts to recover the contents of my laptop’s internal hard drive I realized it was necessary to replace it and start fresh. Once I was finished installing Leopard and going through a series of software...
Continue reading My Apple-Centric Life.
I just learned a sweet little UI tweak in the latest Aperture update. As you already know, when you're working in Quick Preview mode, you can't do any image editing. Sometimes people forget they're in Quick Preview, try to edit,...
Continue reading Quick Tip to Go from Quick Preview to Edit Mode in Aperture 2.1.1.
This coming Monday I board a plane to Beijing to help Kodak and Apple in the Olympic Media Center. In addition to the excitement that comes with my first visit to China, not to mention my first media pass for...
Continue reading Aperture in the Olympic Media Center.
If your new camera doesn't appear on the Digital camera RAW formats supported Knowledgebase document, that doesn't necessarily mean that you can't add its Raw files to your existing Aperture library. Thanks to baseline DNG support in the current version...
Continue reading DNG - Aperture's Camera Support Safety Net.
If you haven't discovered some of the hidden layout options yet in Aperture 2.1, I'll show you where they are. Once discovered, you'll look at this program in a new light. It's like having an application within an application.
Continue reading More on "Hidden" Layout Tool in Aperture.
Apple has opened the door to third party image editing tools for Aperture 2.1 by launching "Edit API." And to show you how powerful this feature is, they've included the first plug-in, "Dodge and Burn," with the version 2.1 download - for free. And there's lots more to come, and soon.
Continue reading "Edit API" in Aperture 2.1.
The ability to create your own set of default bricks in the Adjust tab has been one of Aperture's most requested features. Apple has answered the call in version 2.1 by allowing you to decide which bricks load by default...
Continue reading Build Your Own Default Brick Set in Aperture 2.1.
I probably don't have to spend much time on this, but thought I should mention it anyway. If you've already used up your 30-day trial period with Aperture 2.0, you won't be able to test drive version 2.1. Apple considers...
Continue reading No New 30-Day Trial for the Aperture 2.1 Update.
Apple Senior Product Manager, Joe Schorr, posted this note on the Apple forums today: "As many of you know, last week's Security Update caused printing problems for users of Aperture 2 on Leopard. A new version of this Security Update...
Continue reading Schorr: "Printing issue resolved with Security Update 2008-002 v1.1".
Raw conversion quality is a very subjective topic, and different people have different ideas about what they like in a raw conversion. If you decide you prefer Aperture's 1.1 converter to the new 2.0 converter, you can easily change the program to default to the older version.
Continue reading Changing Aperture 2.0's Default Raw Converter.
I just signed up to attend the Aperture World Tour event in San Francisco, CA. I think it's going to be great fun. Hopefully, one of the tour stops will be near you, so you can attend too.
Continue reading The Aperture (2) World Tour.
If you haven't soaked up enough Aperture 2.0 yet, go over to Lynda.com and watch 6 free movies on what's new with this upgrade. And yes, one of the freebies is on Quick Preview, and another is on creating your own custom keyboard shortcuts.
Continue reading "Aperture 2 New Features" Title Available on Lynda.com.
Yesterday, I described a lot of the changes in the adjustment tools found in the Adjustment Panel. One key tip that I omitted is that to reset any slider to its default position just double click on the slider. That’s...
Continue reading What’s New in Aperture 2 Adjustments - Part Two.
I have thousands of pictures in Aperture 1.5, so I'm going to ease in to the version 2 upgrade. Here's the path I took for becoming familiar with the new Aperture release.
Continue reading Getting Started with Aperture 2.0.
I feel like a kid in a candy store! I’m so excited to be using Aperture v2 on my Canon 1DsMKIII images - as well as images from my older bodies! But it’s not just the built in support for...
Continue reading What’s New in Aperture 2 Adjustments - Part One.
Before digital, it used to be that we singularly know, and we are singularly sure, with what we want to do with the pictures we've shot. We go through the motions with that particular end in mind. We just go...
Continue reading The end ....
I have to admit, one of the apps I’m having most fun with in Leopard is iChat. With all the new features Leopard brings to applications like Safari and Mail, iChat’s 24 new features outnumbers all others. With the new...
Continue reading iChat, iSee.
The Good News: Apple has added more supported camera formats to Aperture via Software Update 10.4.11. The Bad News: the Canon PowerShot G9 is not among them. Rats! I was happy to read Ben's post about additional Raw support...
Continue reading Good News Bad News for Some Aperture Users (10.4.11).
With the release of Leopard, Apple added raw support for a number of new cameras, leaving Tiger-based Aperture users wondering if they would be forced to upgrade to the new operating system in order to gain support for the new...
Continue reading New Camera Support for Tiger Users.
Much of the talk last week and this week focused on Apple's iPhone. Only a few days ago, and with a software update of 1.1.2, it became officially available in Europe. This is the first time that the mobile device...
Continue reading iPhone, Leopard and Aperture: Putting it all together now.
