AppleInsider StaffFollowing Wednesday's OS X Lion update that brought system-wide RAW support for six new digital cameras, Apple has released Aperture 3.2.4 to fix a minor issue with the program's viewer.
From the release notes:
What's New in Aperture 3.2.4
- Improves stability on Mac OS X Snow Leopard.
- Addresses an issue that could prevent the Viewer from updating correctly after editing a photo using an external editor.
The latest iteration of Aperture comes in at 635.54MB and can be downloaded through Software Update, Apple's Support Download page and the Mac App Store.
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635MB? Geez, let's get going with those incremental updates, please.
I bet this will be the last update to Apeture 3. My money is on Apeture 4 (or X) at WWDC. Not that Apeture 3 is that bad, but Apple would definitly like to leap frog Adobe's Lightroom 4.
"I bet this will be the last update to Apeture 3."
I agree with this but I don't think we'll see Aperture 4 until Mountain Lion is officially released, along with the next version of iWork & iLife.
I bet this will be the last update to Apeture 3. My money is on Apeture 4 (or X) at WWDC. Not that Apeture 3 is that bad, but Apple would definitly like to leap frog Adobe's Lightroom 4.
Please dear God no - I've just managed to master about 1% of Aperture 3 - I can't cope with them changing anything at the moment!
I love Aperture. I know a lot of people are worried as Apple go towards "Prosumer" instead of fully fledged (and expensive) Pro software, but Aperture for $79 was a steal for me, and it's such a sensible step up in capability from iPhoto, I think it's tremendous.
Update at WWDC? Let's see…
Mountain Lion, iOS 6, new iMac, new Mac Mini, new MacBook family, new Mac Pro…
And now Aperture 4?
I don't think so.
There was a Mountain Lion backup update today, too, but that's probably not worth its own story.