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I heard that the Macbook can't run Aperture - is that correct? I need a good photo-editing program. iPhoto is a JOKE. .. any tips?
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Can't use Aperture on a Macbook?
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charlieartist 
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Posted 22 August 2006 - 09:06 PM
Besides Photoshop, Bridge (comes with Adobe Creative Suite, and works with Photoshop), and Portfolio, to name a few. I use all three, with good results. Most of my workflow is RAW, and this works well.
And, Portfolio is now Universal Binary--so speed shouldn't be an issue, either...
And, Portfolio is now Universal Binary--so speed shouldn't be an issue, either...
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Posted 23 August 2006 - 11:24 AM
Aperture is not a photo editing tool, it is a photo organizational tool with some limited touch up capabilities.
Photoshop is the defacto photo editing tool. For most comsumer level user Photoshop Elements is more than sufficent of that use.
For far less you can get the same functionality as PS in GIMP. .
Photoshop is the defacto photo editing tool. For most comsumer level user Photoshop Elements is more than sufficent of that use.
For far less you can get the same functionality as PS in GIMP. .
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Posted 23 August 2006 - 12:02 PM
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iPhoto is a JOKE
iPhoto is a JOKE
I'd hardly call it that. For many folks who don't need or do anthing sophisticated with photos, iphoto is all they will need and is easy for them.
If your needs take you to a higher level, of course there is Photoshop, or PS Elements.
Apeature is not for editing, as this thread aptly describes.
Apeature Vs Elements
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