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Category Archives: Aperture
More about Aperture 3
I’ve only had a couple of days to play with Apple’s new Aperture 3 – released earlier this week. Overall, I’m impressed. Aperture’s new interface design is much cleaner and simpler than earlier versions – and the new Quick FIx … Continue reading
Apple Introduces Aperture 3
This morning Apple announced Aperture 3, a long-awaited upgrade to its photo management application. I’ve been vocal about my preference for Lightroom – given the adjustment brushes that Adobe added in Lightroom 2. From the feature description, it looks like … Continue reading
Aperture vs. Lightroom – Redux
Just looked back at my archives and noticed that last year in late March I attended Apple’s Aperture World Tour in San Francisco. As I wrote at the time, the new Aperture 2.0 had become my standard photo management software … Continue reading
Lightroom vs. Aperture – A Single Image Comparison
Last March, I posted “A Saturday Shooting San Francisco“. In particular, that post included a link to a shot of San Francisco taken from the Sausalito waterfront that sort of mimicked a similar photograph done by Chris Honeysett that I … Continue reading
My 2009 Wish: Make Beautiful HDR Photography Super Simple!
This is a bit of a New Year’s Eve rant – and a wish for 2009! Computers are here to help us make things more productive and efficient. Unfortunately, computers today (including the processors both in my MacBook Pro and … Continue reading
A Great Lightroom Book, Discovering Lightroom Presets, Etc.
My post last night shared my recent conclusion that I was moving forward using Adobe Photoshop Lightroom 2 as my primary photo management tool after spending the last couple of years using Apple’s Aperture. One of the most useful resources … Continue reading
Aperture vs. Lightroom
This post is for photographers – as it airs some “dirty laundry” that is more about personal preferences than it is about results. For the past couple of years, I’ve been using Apple’s Aperture photo management software to manage all … Continue reading
A Saturday Shooting San Francisco
This time of year – with the remnants of late winter storms and clouds – is a great time to head up to San Francisco for some photography. We’ve had unsettled weather yesterday and today – so this morning I … Continue reading


