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To Everyone Complaining About No Aperture 4
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MCAsan
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Aperture 3, LR 5, and any number of plugins from Topaz, Nik, OnOneSoftware and others.
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needfx
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they'll never be able to pp all over their pics unless they have the latest and greatest, so bless MR, the whining will never end.
I decided to make the switch to Lightroom 5, love it!! A completely different approach to editing and organizing your photos.
I want to purchase Aperture, but so sure I get version 3 now, they will announce 4 in the not too distant future, which will mean another purchase. I think I shall wait a bit longer and see what happens.
MCAsan
macrumors 601
I suggest that with rare exception, if people can afford a Mac, a DSLR with lenses...etc. they can afford Aperture 3 and the upgrade to Aperture 4 whenever it is available.
I wonder if folks think that holding on to Aperture 3, just like holding on to older OS releases, is some sign of virtue and will be rewarded in the next life? Pain and suffering are their own reward. Deal with it.
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LV426
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Generally, I'm very happy with Aperture 3 on my laptop. Looking forward to an Aperture X revamp, of course.
Flickr integration needs tightening up. It's a bit flaky at the moment.
And if you've enabled 2-factor authentication for your Apple ID, you'll be severely out of luck - for no apparent reason - if you try to use Aperture to create a printed book. Aperture doesn't understand Apple's latest and greatest authentication scheme, and you need to turn it off to order a book. Marvellous.
Flickr integration needs tightening up. It's a bit flaky at the moment.
And if you've enabled 2-factor authentication for your Apple ID, you'll be severely out of luck - for no apparent reason - if you try to use Aperture to create a printed book. Aperture doesn't understand Apple's latest and greatest authentication scheme, and you need to turn it off to order a book. Marvellous.