Hi Lea,
I have heard very good things about Aperture but I don't want to spend $300 to find out what's in version 1.5.
I played with it a while ago on someone elses computer but I can't remember which version it was.
It was a light-weight version of bridge in a more flashy UI then, but I'm certain it's been beefed up since. I'd love to get my hands on it to try but there's nobody within 500 miles from here that has it.
Try out LIghtroom before you make the decision.... It's free! The latest version is awesome. I'm guessing that this will be a big part of what PS will use as a workflow tool in CS3
herschel
lea murphy <lea@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Is anyone using this application for post-shooting work? I'm considering adding it to my workflow but am not sure what I think about it. I've been to the mac site and have watched the on-line tutorials.If you are using it, what do you think? Do you like it better than or worse than PS Bridge for sorting, rating and discarding images? How does it work so far as dumping images from Aperture into PS for the rest of the work that needs to be done on them.What do you like about it? What don't you like? It's a $300 program and I don't want to spend the money if everything can be done in Bridge.Thoughts, ideas are welcome.And Hershel, if the features in Aperture is included in the upgrad coming in PS, I'd love to hear more about that.
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