what i dont understand is how a software update to aperture is possible...when the software wont even intstall on my intel iMac machine....how can you update something that isnt there to begin with???
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UNIVERSAL! Aperture & Final Cut Studio?
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I've had an email from Apple UK and my copy of FCP has shipped today and should be with me by friday!
Now just gotta wait for Aperture!
Now just gotta wait for Aperture!
Batcave said:
Well it makes a change for us to be ahead! And even better, the discs arrived this morning! No packaging or anything, just the discs in a padded envelope.
Going to install them now.
TOLD YOU!GimmeSlack12 said:
Of course don't ask me about Aperature (I'm not aware of it being Updated yet).
I just got this e-mail moments ago....
Take the Intel-based MacBook Pro, delivering up to four times more speed* and eight times more graphics bandwidth than the PowerBook G4. Add the new Universal version of Aperture, and you've got everything you need to produce incredible photographyanytime, anywhere.
What Universal Version?
Take the Intel-based MacBook Pro, delivering up to four times more speed* and eight times more graphics bandwidth than the PowerBook G4. Add the new Universal version of Aperture, and you've got everything you need to produce incredible photographyanytime, anywhere.
What Universal Version?
April...
The Aperture 1.1 Update page now says that it's "scheduled for release in April":
http://www.apple.com/aperture/update.html
The Aperture 1.1 Update page now says that it's "scheduled for release in April":
http://www.apple.com/aperture/update.html
swannman said:
This is very bad news. And Apple has quietly changed that deadline, without even giving the slightest explanation.
Probably, the reason is Mac OS 10.4.6. It should have been released for about a week, now. But, evidently, it has been set back because of some glitches the beta testers must have found last minute. 10.4.6 is so important for Aperture to be updated as all RAW support is on the OS site and not implemented directly into Aperture. So the equation goes: No Mac OS 10.4.6 = No Aperture 1.1. Simple as that.
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ElGreco
Makes sense. Apple Insider has a scoop; they're saying the update is delayed by a couple of weeks.ElGreco said:
Shame, but I can live with that. I want it, to go with my nice DSLR, but not if the raw conversions aren't up to snuff. I can wait.
wow
this actually, for once...really angers me.
As a professional...when a date is given...we are expected to hold to that date.
Apple should have had it ready by tomorrow. Period. Thats another month of downtime on my brand new machine.
this actually, for once...really angers me.
As a professional...when a date is given...we are expected to hold to that date.
Apple should have had it ready by tomorrow. Period. Thats another month of downtime on my brand new machine.
Duff-Man says...yes, it is frustrating but coding software is not always an exact science...Apple is certainly not the only company that has delayed software (Vista?) - no, that is not an excuse and does not make it right, but in the software business when dates are given I would *never* take them to be absolute - never....oh yeah!poolin1243 said:
Does anyone know what the system requirements will be for the Universal version of Aperture? I've got the 17" iMac, and I would hate it if this doesn't even run well on it. I know a friend who bought it, assuming that of course it would run on his PowerMac G5, but it actually didn't meet the standards and wouldn't install, and Apple would let him return it. He had to resort to hacking it so it would install or eat the cost.