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Apple Aperture
17/10/2008 19:09 Filed in: Software
Aperture is a software program for Mac OS X developed
by Apple Inc since 2005, which was designed to assist
photographers in their post-production work, i.e.
ingesting, rating, captioning and keywording,
cropping, rotating, retouching, and exporting to
various formats. It has Non-destructive Editing, RAW
support, EXIF and IPTC support, a Loupe, Display
Scanning, Full-Screen Display, Slideshow,
Light-Table, Customizable Printing and Publishing,
Archiving to External Disk (called a Vault in
Aperture parlance).
Aperture at Apple
Aperture on Wikipedia
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Aperture at Apple
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