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Macworld’s Aperture 3.0.1 review
By Peter CohenMarch 4, 2010, 10:07 am PT
We at The Loop are working on our own first look at Aperture 3.0.1, which you’ll see on Friday. To whet your appetite, please have a look at Russ Juskalian’s thorough review of Apple’s new pro photo software. New features include Faces and Places, new adjustment tools including Quick Brushes which let you paint without having to exit to Photoshop first, and much, much more.
Aperture 3.0.1 [Macworld]
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Macworld’s Aperture 3.0.1 review
By Peter CohenMarch 4, 2010, 10:07 am PT
We at The Loop are working on our own first look at Aperture 3.0.1, which you’ll see on Friday. To whet your appetite, please have a look at Russ Juskalian’s thorough review of Apple’s new pro photo software. New features include Faces and Places, new adjustment tools including Quick Brushes which let you paint without having to exit to Photoshop first, and much, much more.
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A few too many tweets on this non-Loop review folks!
I look forward to your review of Aperture Jim. I'll be looking closely and will pick apart any errors to make sure you're telling the truth.
LOL!! Peter's doing the review and he's a certified Aperture trainer, so go ahead :p
I think that if you have a blog, then it is what you need.
Tell people about something, someone is advertising, to somebody else for something else.
Personally, I think so.
Here I have a blog about my travels, but I can not share them with people, because somebody would write that this is spam.
A hoster will also kick