Apple Aperture 3 In Action Jim Richardson: Connecting Pictures with Places

[BIGBPRODUCTIONS100]

Cool video

[eeemanjam]

is this his own idea or did apple make a commercial out of this?

[zepets]

1:33 = fake , MBP's TN trashy screen is impossible to show that kind of color in this angle.

[jmstew0319]

@zepets Im pretty sure the screen on macbooks are better than about any other laptops out there. Good job hating though.

[Essenc3]

@zepets If you notice its not a video... its a still image at that point. It would be easy for the photographer to use a polarizing filter to cut the glare back from the screen allowing you to see it from that angle... pretty sure youtube comments are mostly for people that have no clue what they're talking about. And yes macbook pro's have a shitty screen, thats why the majority of professional photographers use them. Please get off gates' tit and open your mind.

[flamejob]

@Essenc3 erum... its a matt screen anyway, notice the silver bezel. I use glossy without problems.

[1NWB]

@zepets He is using an antiglare high-res screen that removes pretty much all glare.

[seb389]

aperture 3 sucks! simple!

[Luiseo1]

Just have to lol at the comments sometimes!

[iCrazyDaxiProduction]

that looks really cool



[ocean1111diaries]

how do you change photos to RAW format once you download them into your computer?

[PrestoAghitato]

@ocean1111diaries You cant change them to RAW if you didnt take the pictures in RAW format.

[jmstew0319]

@ocean1111diaries You have to take them as RAW files in the camera. Once they are jpegs all that data is lost and theres no getting it back.

[MrEklipze]

Then after all the hard work your hard drive gets corrupted and you have to start all over again...if you were able to save something...lol

[OlliTheAwesomeone]

Wow, awesome!

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[Fe0708]

Great movie mate

[detroitartistdotorg]

now thats a credible feature that Lightroom doesn't have. for eveything else. there's lightroom.

[jerryx2000]

hi guys how do i set desktop pics through Aperture? pls help.

[pavelponomaryov]

How many people actually travel a lot? What's the value of it for people who mostly take pictures of their dog or children? Google's Picasa does a great job in organizing you videos/pictures and it is FREE. It also allows to make basic picture fixes.

[ency98]

@pavelponomaryov I travel quite a bit, and love the geotaging my pictures. True Picasa is awesome and for 98% of people its perfect. But for the other 2% they need the extra features.

[charandeep1000]

that's not the point, you can't really say where you were using picasa, its a mac thing...

[Vax245]

@pavelponomaryov

Yes it's true but if you have a reflex, you shoot in RAW format so you need to use aperture or lightroom to work. But even if picasa can open RAW files, you are limited, there are just the basic ajustements....

[gobipie]

@pavelponomaryov Apple has another app called "iPhoto" (which is free) for people who don't travel or whatever. Aperture was NOT REALLY INTENDED FOR CONSUMERS. You see, Apple has two lines of products: a "consumer" line (for home users, normal people) and a "pro" line (for people who DO do things like Jim Richardson does)...

So there are, in fact, lots of people who need and depend on Aperture to do their jobs - think of all the pictures we see in pop culture - the ppl to whom Aperture caters.

[jmstew0319]

@pavelponomaryov Its not for you unless you actually are into photography as a hobby and shot RAW. Otherwise stick with iphoto.