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Just before Valentine’s day, Apple introduced Aperture 2, a major upgrade to its workflow and lossless image editing software for professional photographers. Aperture 2 is now priced at $268. Owners of Aperture 1 can upgrade for $129. Read More
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Posted 14 February 2008 - 03:09 PM
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Just before Valentine’s day, Apple introduced Aperture 2, a major upgrade to its workflow and lossless image editing software for professional photographers. Aperture 2 is now priced at $268. Owners of Aperture 1 can upgrade for $129. Read More
I have always intended to eventually move from iPhoto to Aperture. Version 2 may provide the incentive to do so, but I'll need to do some research regarding the timing of the move.
One question I have is whether iPhoto and Aperture can coexist (i.e. they both might use the Picture folder but do they have separate Library sub-folders within the Pisture folder)?
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Posted 18 February 2008 - 09:42 AM
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I have always intended to eventually move from iPhoto to Aperture. Version 2 may provide the incentive to do so, but I'll need to do some research regarding the timing of the move.
One question I have is whether iPhoto and Aperture can coexist (i.e. they both might use the Picture folder but do they have separate Library sub-folders within the Pisture folder)?
One question I have is whether iPhoto and Aperture can coexist (i.e. they both might use the Picture folder but do they have separate Library sub-folders within the Pisture folder)?
Absolutely!
Give the Aperture 2 Trial a go - http://www.apple.com/aperture/ - there are lots of resources to help you. I believe there is even one tutorial on iPhoto/Aperture integration.
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Posted 18 February 2008 - 11:16 AM
QUOTE (mickdevlin @ Feb 14 2008, 04:09 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
I have always intended to eventually move from iPhoto to Aperture. Version 2 may provide the incentive to do so, but I'll need to do some research regarding the timing of the move.
One question I have is whether iPhoto and Aperture can coexist (i.e. they both might use the Picture folder but do they have separate Library sub-folders within the Pisture folder)?
One question I have is whether iPhoto and Aperture can coexist (i.e. they both might use the Picture folder but do they have separate Library sub-folders within the Pisture folder)?
Aperture 2 greatly increases the interoperability between Aperture and iPhoto. You could always do it, but it was difficult. Now it's easy -- you can view your iPhoto library from Aperture just as you can from any iLife application.
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