Apple has released the second major version of its professional-grade photo editing and management application, Aperture. The company packed 100 new features in to Aperture 2, including a more streamlined user interface and an entirely new image processing engine. "Many of the most respected photographers on assignment all over the world trust Aperture to organize, edit and deliver their images," noted Rob Schoeben, Apple's vice president of applications product marketing. "With its simpler interface and lower price, anyone can take full advantage of Aperture's power."
February 13th 2008
Apple has released the second major version of its professional-grade photo editing and management application, Aperture. The company packed 100 new features in to Aperture 2, including a more streamlined user interface and an entirely new image processing engine. "Many of the most respected photographers on assignment all over the world trust Aperture to organize, edit and deliver their images," noted Rob Schoeben, Apple's vice president of applications product marketing. "With its simpler interface and lower price, anyone can take full advantage of Aperture's power."
