Aperture

[macjim]

So will we see a new Aperture from Apple on Monday?

 

[f16sunshine]

Oh man! I hope they got my wish lest implemented

Do you know something we don't?

 

[back alley]

what's monday?

 

[f16sunshine]

Hi Joe

Monday starts the Apple WWDC.
Often big announcement time from Cupertino. Aperture is pretty long in the tooth and due(overdue) for a big bump.

 

[MaxElmar]

That would be pretty great - but I'm not holding my breath. I use LR at work, after a while, it just wasn't worth it to use Aperture at home. I was getting better results, faster, and easier with LR. But Adobe has really put me off with the cloud/subscription model. After more than 15 years of using Photoshop and Creative Suite products in a professional setting, I'm dumping them. I would be thrilled if Apple gave Aperture a serious inside/outside update like they took Final Cut Pro to Final Cut X. (I am one of those rare people who thought that was a great change.) I would go back to Aperture in a minute.

 

[GaryLH]

Would love to c them add some more features so I would not have to use ps at all. I would also love for them to support foveon raw files.

Gary

 

[Darthfeeble]

The only thing I really miss is perspective adjustment. I opened my version of Elements the other day for the first time in months. That was only to modify some jpegs.

 

[maggieo]

I'd love to see that.

 

[MaxElmar]

Oh well. Some very nice improvements to iCloud Photos. No mention of Aperture per se. But I see DXO is offering a perspective correction plugin for Aperture. I should check that out. Anyone using DXO Viewpoint 2 as an Aperture plug-in? Does it really add DXO Optic Modules and Perspective Correction in a seamless fashion?

 

[macjim]

So, are we flogging a dead horse in anticipation that it might come to life, or is a Apple concentrating on this new iPhoto?