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A Ton of Adjustment Videos Now Available

A Ton of Adjustment Videos Now Available

If you haven’t been to our Store recently or aren’t on our Newsletter list, you might not know that we’ve posted a number of videos in our Aperture 3 Adjustments Master Class series. Today we’ve posted two more videos, with two more uploading today or this weekend. (The network connectivity here in Austin at SXSW ... read more

March 12, 2010 in News by David Schloss 0 comments

Found Footage: Chase Jarvis Using Aperture 3

Found Footage: Chase Jarvis Using Aperture 3

Here’s a great little video of superstar Chase Jarvis using Aperture 3 for post production work with a shoot featuring a series of musicians.read more

March 11, 2010 in Workflow by David Schloss 0 comments

More Aperture Bashing Without Actual Accuracy

More Aperture Bashing Without Actual Accuracy

Oh look! It’s another article that tells people why they should stay with Lightroom instead of switching to Aperture. This one comes from Lightroom Killer Tips. This one was based on an article in the pro-Aperture camp called Five Reasons for Switching from Lightroom 2 to Aperture 3. Now we’re writing about an article writing ... read more

March 11, 2010 in News by David Schloss 12 comments

Aperture 3’s Automatic Activity Processing

Aperture 3’s Automatic Activity Processing

When you import images into Aperture 3, it automatically performs some actions. To check out what Aperture is doing, go to the Window>Show Activity menu. The resulting palette allows you to see what Aperture is doing, and to control the tasks being processed.View Aperture’s Behind the Scenes ActivityOne of the neat things that Aperture ... read more

March 11, 2010 in Workflow by David Schloss 0 comments

Share Places Geotagging With Flickr in Aperture 3

Share Places Geotagging With Flickr in Aperture 3

This one totally escaped me, but the blog terrychay.com points out that if you want to share your Geotagging information with Flickr 3, you need to head over to the Preferences and check Include location information for published photos under the Web tab, and then re-publish any of your Flickr galleries. Great tip, head over ... read more

March 11, 2010 in Tag by David Schloss 0 comments

Discounted Aperture 3 Price at Amazon

Discounted Aperture 3 Price at Amazon

Amazon’s got a nice price on Aperture 3 right now. $176.43. Gift-wrap is available.read more

March 11, 2010 in News by David Schloss 0 comments

Aperture 3’s Slight Pixel Change

Aperture 3’s Slight Pixel Change

According to this Apple tech note, Aperture 3 "more accurately" calculates the pixel dimensions of several cameras, and so images cropped in Aperture 2 might have a slightly different crop in 3.0. According to this doc, the difference is usually smaller than 8 pixels to a side. Here’s the tech note in full.Symptoms The pixel dimensions ... read more

March 11, 2010 in Workflow by David Schloss 1 comment

Delete to Remove Bricks in Aperture 3

Delete to Remove Bricks in Aperture 3

Since Aperture 3 allows you to add multiple instances of an adjustment brick in order to allow for multiple-instances of that effect to be brushed on or off of your images, it’s handy that it also offers a s system of removing those adjustment bricks with literally just a click.But First We AddThe first ... read more

March 10, 2010 in Adjust, Organize by David Schloss 0 comments

MacCreate at SXSW – Mobile Social, Photo Walk

MacCreate at SXSW – Mobile Social, Photo Walk

MacCreate will be on hand for the first part of SXSW Interactive in Austin. Send us a tweet @maccreate if you’re coming.We’re involved in the Mobile Social, the big bicycle-ride/party/schwag giveaway that’s produced by Bike Hugger. Join the MacCreate crew as we help host the best gathering at SXSW. Details about this killer event are ... read more

March 10, 2010 in News by David Schloss 1 comment

Adjust Curve Points With Arrow Keys in Aperture 3

Adjust Curve Points With Arrow Keys in Aperture 3

In the Curves adjustment brick you can add points to a curve by simply clicking anywhere on the curve.The clicked point will gain a curve point. Most people adjust this point by dragging it with the mouse, but you can actually adjust it in very fine increments by using the arrow keys, and this ... read more

March 9, 2010 in Adjust by David Schloss 0 comments