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Get the Apple Aperture 2.0 PhotoShelter Plug-in
Sure there was some whining about the speed of the original Apple Aperture 1.0 program, but let’s be honest, it was pretty sweet — it gave us d...
Sure there was some whining about the speed of the original Apple Aperture 1.0 program, but let’s be honest, it was pretty sweet — it gave us digital asset management capability and really revolutionized the way that we dealt with RAW processing, particularly with multiple images at once.
But now there’s Aperture 2.0 2.1, and as usual, Apple has really stepped up and improved the product with speed and new features (and of course support for the newest digital cameras). Given that one of my earliest computers was a Mac Plus with the 9″ screen, I’ve always had an affinity for Apple, so of course, we wanted to make sure that PhotoShelter supported what we consider to be a class-leading workflow tool.
So we’re happy to announce our updated PhotoShelter plug-in for Aperture 2.0 2.1 that supports uploads to both the Personal Archive and the PhotoShelter Collection. And you can get it right here.
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