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Aperture 3 on January 27 again

What we have here is another Aperture 3 book:

apple aperture 31 Aperture 3 on January 27 again

The book is expected to be released on February 15, 2010. Expect the new version of Aperture to be announced during the scheduled Apple event on January 27, 2010.

See the previous Aperture 3 report here.

A new version of iPhoto is also expected (part of iLife 2010).

Translation of the book description after the break:

Apple Aperture, the digital darkroom for professional and amateur photographers. It brings an entire work flow together into one program: a raw converter, photo database, a presentation program and a web gallery.

Do you want to know what Aperture 3 has to offer and what’s new in this version? Then this practical book is exactly what you want (are looking for).

With clear step by step instructions and illustrations you can quickly discover the powerful potential of this highly anticipated new version of Aperture. Johan Elzenga is a photographer and photo editing expert. He writes with great regularity in various magazines and wrote almost ten books on photography and photo editing.

Expected on or after 15/02/2010

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3 Comments

  1. WoutK89
    Posted January 20, 2010 at 11:54 am | Permalink

    Apple Aperture, the digital darkroom for professional and amateur photographers. It brings an entire work flow together into one program: a raw converter, photo database, a presentation program and a web gallery.

    Do you want to know what Aperture 3 has to offer and what’s new in this version? Then this practical book is exactly what you want (are looking for).

    With clear step by step instructions and illustrations you can quickly discover the powerful potential of this highly anticipated new version of Aperture. Johan Elzenga is a photographer and photo editing expert. He writes with great regularity in various magazines and wrote almost ten books on photography and photo editing.

    The translation needed some editing ;-)

    • Posted January 20, 2010 at 12:47 pm | Permalink

      thanks, I will update it now

  2. Anonymous
    Posted January 20, 2010 at 5:25 pm | Permalink

    Cool!