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Apple Aperture 3: A Workflow Guide for Digital Photographers

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With over 200 brand new features, Apple's leading photo management and image processing package just got a whole lot bigger! From Faces to Places and Brushes to Presets, Mac experts Ken McMahon and Nik Rawlinson will guide you through everything you could ever need to know about Aperture 3 including how to: Find, tag, and protect your images with advanced metadata techniques Use Presets, Nondestructive brushes and the powerful new Curves tool to dramatically enhance your photosSeamlessly integrate Aperture 3 with other programs for incredible resultsApple Aperture 3 - A Workflow Guide for Digital Photographers shows you how to put this powerful software right at the heart of your digital photography workflow. Inside you will find information on how to import, sort and navigate thousands of Raw files like a pro; how to fully utilize the new rush-based adjustments and quick fix adjustment presets to creatively edit your images; and how to export your images to slideshows, the Web, or even create your own coffee table style photobook.

336 pages, Hardcover

First published January 1, 2010

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August 9, 2010
This has become my primary go-to book among my four digital photography books I'm reading. It just seems to have the information I needed each time I went to it.
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January 12, 2021
Moved to gave-up 12 January 2021 as Aperture has been discontinued and won't even run on my computer after next OS upgrade (I am 2 behind).
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May 23, 2011
A very useful intro to aperture. The screenshots are too small which makes it harder than it should be to follow some explanations.
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