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The Fabulous Aperture 3 Curves Tool

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January 15, 2014 - 9:00pm
I don’t talk about messing about in post much. Probably because I despise it so much. Truth is that’s one of the things I really miss from the days when we all shot film. Ubiquitous, cheap, out-sourced post processing. Well that and I’ve spent far too much time in photoshop than I would wish in two lifetimes.
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Eye-Fi Labs—Be a Beta Tester

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January 8, 2014 - 9:00pm
Eye-Fi, the company that makes the beloved Eye-Fi card that adds wireless capability to any camera that takes SD cards, has a new “Labs” program. Check out how to sign up and see what’s coming!
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$20,000+ Raised for Charity!

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January 8, 2014 - 3:00am
I know you’re seeing this a lot lately, but I had to share this news… we’ve now raised over $20,000 for charity with this campaign! Congratulations to all involved! And you know what… you ApertureExpert readers have been a BIG part of this. Click through to read more…
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Tethered Shooting Still Rocks, but Should It Do More?

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January 6, 2014 - 11:14pm
Tethered shooting is very common in a studio environment, when it’s desirable for the client to see the images as you go. I recently had a shoot go very well while tethering my Canon to Aperture 3, and am curious about other people’s experiences and desires with tethering.
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SmugMug Integration

Live Training Session 025

SmugMug integration with Aperture came with the 3.5 release. This video goes through all the options, including many not-so-obvious things you need to know!

Duration: 00:17 hr
Included with membership
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Reprocessing Previously Unsupported Images

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December 19, 2013 - 12:46am
Following the recent Digital Camera RAW Update, if you were already shooting with a not-yet supported camera, you may be wondering how to get rid of all those “Unsupported Image Format” thumbnails. This tip shows you how easy that is to do.
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