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Thu, 27 Oct 2005
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CreativePro posted an interview with Aperture product manager Joe Schorr. A bit more information than has appeared to date, including:
It depends on what you do with Aperture. I mostly run it on my 15-inch PowerBook. That's not to say that I don't enjoy the refreshing wind-blowing-through-my-hair feeling when I sit down in front of a G5 running Aperture. But a PowerBook is fine for what a lot of photographers do in the field with their laptops: browse images quickly and step through the thumbnails. Maybe tag the images they like, maybe zoom in closely on one. The photo edit stage. For that, a PowerBook does take a speed hit, but it's totally usable.
Good news, but I'd like to test drive it first on my PB before I plunk down $499+tax to get a copy and perhaps set myself up for disappointment.
Posted by Jorge at Thu Oct 27 06:45:39 2005
Posted by Jorge at Thu Oct 27 06:45:39 2005
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