Inside ApertureO'Reilly Media's "Inside Aperture" features insights from top photographers who use Aperture day in and out. Take a look at our weblog posts, tutorials, podcasts, and the latest Aperture news. If you want the inside scoop on Apple's professional photo management application, then Inside Aperture is the place to be.MobileMe Gallery: Unleasing photos into the wild- September 17, 2008 One of the things I really like about Aperture is how it changed, simplified and organized the way I share, show, submit, distribute, present, and output my final images. At one time or another, I must have, and I still....http://blogs.oreilly.com/aperture/2008/09/mobileme-gallery-unleasing-pho.html More About Slideshows- September 17, 2008 I&8217;ve had to give a number of presentations recently in a variety of arenas and I want to share some of my observations. Most of the time I use my own projector - the original Canon Realis. That way I....http://blogs.oreilly.com/aperture/2008/09/more-about-slideshows.html More Raw Support- September 16, 2008 For those of you with the following cameras: Good News! They are now supported by the operating system which means you can Aperture and iPhoto them to your heart&8217;s content. I opted to shoot mostly D3 since the D700 wasn't....http://blogs.oreilly.com/aperture/2008/09/more-raw-support-1.html Photokina- September 15, 2008 Photokina is rapidly approaching, the largest photo show in the world. Newly-announced cameras such as the Nikon D90, possibly even a few rumoured things like the Canon 5DII. Two years ago at Photokina 2006 Apple attended for the first time,....http://blogs.oreilly.com/aperture/2008/09/photokina.html Nik Software's Sharpener Pro for Aperture- September 12, 2008 Last week Nik Software announced a new Edit plugin for Aperture called Sharpener Pro. I have spent the past week testing this plugin and I have one thing to say--get it! This plugin is by far one of the most....http://blogs.oreilly.com/aperture/2008/09/nik-softwares-sharpener-pro-fo.html Comfort and Surprise- September 11, 2008 Who doesn&8217;t like to be comfortable In photography however, comfort doesn&8217;t always spell success. Fresh, okay.. not the right word...exhausted... after two weeks of four-hour-a-night sleeps, walking a million miles carrying my heavy gear and spending much of my time....http://blogs.oreilly.com/aperture/2008/09/comfort-and-surprise.html Mine Kasapoglu on Location in Beijing- September 11, 2008 Mine Kasapoglu photographed her first Olympics in 2002 at Salt Lake City. She's been shooting them ever since, including this year in Beijing where I caught up with her for this interview. Mine was first introduced to Aperture at the 2006 Torino Olympics. Nobody really knew about Aperture then, including Mine. But she was in great photographic pain and gave it a try. Here's her story two years later.http://digitalmedia.oreilly.com/2008/09/11/aperture-kasapoglu-in-beijing.html Framing For Style- September 10, 2008 We all spend a lot of effort really making our images look as good as possible, using all sorts of different tools. Yet an equally important part of the equation is how we frame and matte our images, both physically....http://blogs.oreilly.com/aperture/2008/09/framing-for-style.html Aperture minus Photoshop- September 9, 2008 Last week, I completed two photo assignments in New York City--a portrait session and a fashion shoot. Things well except for one itsy-bitsy thing: I didn't have Photoshop. In that whirlwind of a week, out of all the weeks....http://blogs.oreilly.com/aperture/2008/09/aperture-minus-photoshop.html RAW Convertors as Plug-ins- September 8, 2008 I&8217;ve still not had time to sit down and analyse the editing plug-in SDK properly, but as far as I know the plug-in can request the RAW file, not just an Aperture-rendered TIFF. In theory, this means that camera manufacturers....http://blogs.oreilly.com/aperture/2008/09/raw-convertors-as-plug-ins.html |