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The Aperture 3 "Open in Editor" Options—TIF vs PSD, 8-bit vs 16-bit, sRGB vs Adobe RGB, and TIF Compression Options

PhotoJoseph's picture
October 30, 2014 - 8:00pm
As we all know, Aperture is no longer being developed. However more and more third party applications are popping up on the App Store — some for very little money — that may fill in the some of the gaps while we wait for Photos to be released. In this post, so that we can take advantage of some of these new apps, we look at Aperture’s built-in “Open in Editor” command, and the significance of the few options it offers. We also look at the many options you have when saving at TIFF file from Photoshop. Warning… this is a really, really long post.
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Viewing Image Metadata in Photos and iOS 8

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October 6, 2014 - 5:49pm
One of the features iPhoto for iOS users loved was the ability to see your image metadata — the exposure, date and time of capture, and if GPS data was embedded, where the photo was shot. This feature disappeared with iPhoto, and Photos for iOS doesn’t (yet) have it. Fortunately at least two third parties have stepped in to fill the void.
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Cleaning Photos & Movies off Your iOS Device

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August 20, 2014 - 9:00pm
No matter how much storage your iOS device has, it’s never enough, and it’s usually the photos eating up most of your space. This tip shows the easiest and fastest way to get those pictures and movies off your iPhone, iPad or iPod Touch, and get back to shooting more!
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Don't Let the Blues Get You Down

Paul Perton's picture
August 6, 2014 - 9:00pm
Here is how you can deal with “cyan blush” common on many digital photos (especially visible in those with large swaths of white, such as snow shots), without round tripping into Photoshop.
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Using Aperture 3… on the iPad?

Jochen H. Schmidt's picture
June 23, 2014 - 9:00pm
The iPad is the perfect device to show easily your photos. Many Aperture 3 users want a companion app which allows viewing, rating and other things directly on the iPad. Unfortunately while there is still no official solution, we can get the desktop version of Aperture running on the iPad with a little effort.
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