Aperture update brings minor fix to editing software

Apple on Thursday rolled out version 3.2.4 of its Aperture photo editing and management software, patching a small bug that affects Macs running OS X Snow Leopard.

Following 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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15 Comments

gustav

said about 11 years ago

635MB? Geez, let's get going with those incremental updates, please.

birdzey

said about 11 years ago

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.

shameer mulji

said about 11 years ago

"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.

paulmjohnson

said about 11 years ago

Quote:

Originally Posted by birdzey

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.