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Aperture 2 on Penryn Macbook
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Senior User
Join Date: Mar 2001
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Hi all, I've seen a lot of talk about it, but I thought I'd throw in my experience. I just started using Aperture on my Penryn Macbook (4GB) and wow am I surprised how perfectly usable it is! I expected poor performance from what I've read here. Granted I'm a hobbyist and do not need to work superfast, but I find it very usable and very fun.
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Join Date: Sep 2000
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I noticed a BIG speed improvement on my anemic GMA950 (Core Duo) - Apple seems to have been doing a great job of optimisation. Very impressed that they haven't forgotten the 1st gen MacBook.
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Fresh-Faced Recruit
Join Date: Mar 2008
Location: Kalamazoo, Michigan
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I've used Photoshop Elements before, but I'm brand new to Aperture. I've been able to rotate pictures, but only in 90 deg increments. Is it possible to rotate a corner to any desired angle? My goal is to create a single 4x6 Book page to use as a graduation post card, with serveral pictures overlapped at various angles. If there's a better forum/thread for this, please let me know. Thanx.
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2.8Ghz 8 Core Mac Pro, 8GB RAM, BenQ FP241W display, Epson R1900
--Alan
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Join Date: Sep 2001
Location: Toronto
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Aperture is not really an image manipulation program like PS or PS Elements. Think about it more like a darkroom, where you fine tune each image individually.
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