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74 Questions from the Community
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can I use Aperture 2 on more than one computer?
- Asked by OE from London
- 7-Oct-2009
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If I remember correctly the license states that you can use it on a desktop and a laptop.
So, yes if that's what you want to do. No, if otherwise.- Answered by KW from Boise
- 11-Oct-2009
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Does aperture 2 upgrade version support Canon EOS 7D raw?
- Asked by PC
- 10-Nov-2009
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Yes, Aperture supports RAW images from the Nikon D90.
- Answered by JS from Cupertino
- 6-Oct-2009
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I want to try Aperture, I have Snow Leopard in two machines, can i try it? Will it work in Snow Leopard?
I am using Lightroom actually, but want to try Aperture. I read that with Snow Leopard did not work, is this correct? I cant believe, please answer, i dont want to spend money in something i will not use.
Thanks in advance- Asked by RS from Miami
- 26-Nov-2009
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Yes. I have it installed in Snow Leopard and it works properly.
- Answered by RS from Miami
- 28-Nov-2009
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It depends ...
Theses programs are very different in what you have to do ...
Please compare Aperture and Lightroom. These are competitors ...
Imho: Since I use Lightroom/Aperture, I will not use Photoshop as much. Only if I have to do special things (frame, text, collage, ...)- Answered by FS from OLCHING
- 6-Nov-2009
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Not yet...we're all waiting for it!
- Answered by HP from New York
- 5-Nov-2009
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When will aperture support Nikon D300s RAW format?
- Asked by JT from Fort Collins
- 24-Oct-2009
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Apple's policy is to not give any information about updates until they are released. So the answer is "it will be supported when it is supported". If it is important to you to have more clarity, you may want to switch to Adobe Lightroom.
- Answered by TG from Yardley
- 25-Oct-2009
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I have Aperture 1.5.6 - do I need the Aperture 2 Upgrade ($99) or the full version ($199)?
I bought Snow Leopard and then tried to download pictures and found out the hard way - I need a new version of Aperture. I have Aperture 1.5.6 - do I need the Aperture 2 Upgrade ($99) or the full version ($199)?
Is there anything else that will have a problem with the new Snow Leopard.
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Stacy Stewart- Asked by SS from BELLEVUE
- 7-Oct-2009
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Yes you need to upgrade to version 2 but you can download a free working trail for 30 days to see if it works with Snow Leopard before you by the upgrade at £64.00 best of luck!
- Answered by DB from London
- 11-Oct-2009
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I just installed Aperture 2 onto my iMac which is running 10.6.1, it says that Aperture 2 cannot run on my OS X. What version of Aperture works?
- Asked by RI from Farmers Branch
- 28-Oct-2009
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You may want to run software update. The minimum version number for running on Snow Leopard for Aperture is 2.1.4
- Answered by NG from Brodhead
- 2-Nov-2009
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Which would be better; Adobe Essentials 8 or Apeture 2
Just curious, one costs 90 bucks the other twice as much, will I get my moneys worth with apeture
- Asked by CN from bradenton
- 22-Oct-2009
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Aperture is an image processing/management software, you can change many parameters in your images, like exposure, saturation, contrast, etc,
as well as catalog, archive and manage thousands of photographs. For what you' re trying to do you'll need Photoshop instead of Aperture.- Answered by MH from Ontario
- 3-Nov-2009
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is Aperture 2 compatible with D300S, when I see D300 is on the list?
- Asked by JW from HAYLING ISLAND
- 20-Oct-2009
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Hi JW.
Unfortunately at the moment the D300s is not compatible, the D300 and the D300s use a different version of the NEF codec and the one from the newer D300s is not yet supported.
One option would be to use the Adobe DNG converter to convert your RAW images to DNG's which then work with Aperture.- Answered by DR from Leeds
- 23-Oct-2009
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I have a MacBook Pro with Nvidia GeForce 8600M GT. Is this sufficient?
- Asked by RR from Dallas
- 8-Oct-2009
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if i purchase aperture 2.1.1 do i need the upgrade??
- Asked by JS from Baltimore
- 27-Oct-2009
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Can you take an image and flip it horizontally?
- Asked by BD from ATLANTA
- 9-Oct-2009
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