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If you haven’t had a chance to check out Apple’s Aperture yet, it might be time to do it. Version 1.5 is out, and not only are the new features...
If you haven’t had a chance to check out Apple’s Aperture yet, it might be time to do it. Version 1.5 is out, and not only are the new features pretty killer, but Apple selected PhotoShelter as one of a handful of companies to build plug-ins for the product. Judging by the other companies they selected, we seem to be in pretty good company.
And of course, we can’t help but mention that two of the spotlighted photographers on the Aperture website are PhotoShelter users as well. Make sure you check out Bill Frakes’ and Vincent Laforet’s websites, both using the PhotoShelter Seamless Customization.
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