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Mine Kasapoglu on Location in Beijing
Mine Kasapoglu photographed her first Olympics in 2002 at Salt Lake
City. She's been shooting them ever since, including this year in
Beijing where I caught up with her for this interview. Mine was first
introduced to Aperture at the 2006 Torino Olympics. Nobody really
knew about Aperture then, including Mine. But she was in great
photographic pain and gave it a try. Here's her story two years later. Read Mine Kasapoglu on Location in Beijing.
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O'Reilly Media's Inside Aperture site draws upon community expertise to provide you with tips and real-life experiences from professional shooters who use Apple's premier photo management application to organize, edit, and output their images. This site features weblogs, articles, podcasts, and tutorials—all focused to help you improve your digital photography workflow. If you'd like to contribute to Inside Aperture, please send mail to
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The Great Migration: D700 Files
September 18, 2008
From the comments on the Raw Update Post: Nick said: “This was good news! I did note a problem though. I had imported my RAW files into Aperture prior to the update. I thought that having loaded the RAW update...…read more
September 18, 2008
From the comments on the Raw Update Post: Nick said: “This was good news! I did note a problem though. I had imported my RAW files into Aperture prior to the update. I thought that having loaded the RAW update...…read more
– Steve Simon
MobileMe Gallery: Unleashing photos into the wild
September 17, 2008
One of the things I really like about Aperture is how it changed, simplified and organized the way I share, show, submit, distribute, present, and output my final images. At one time or another, I must have, and I still...…read more
September 17, 2008
One of the things I really like about Aperture is how it changed, simplified and organized the way I share, show, submit, distribute, present, and output my final images. At one time or another, I must have, and I still...…read more
– Dominique James
More About Slideshows
September 17, 2008
I’ve had to give a number of presentations recently in a variety of arenas and I want to share some of my observations. Most of the time I use my own projector - the original Canon Realis. That way I...…read more
September 17, 2008
I’ve had to give a number of presentations recently in a variety of arenas and I want to share some of my observations. Most of the time I use my own projector - the original Canon Realis. That way I...…read more
– Ellen Anon
More Raw Support
September 16, 2008
For those of you with the following cameras: Good News! They are now supported by the operating system which means you can Aperture and iPhoto them to your heart’s content. I opted to shoot mostly D3 since the D700 wasn't...…read more
September 16, 2008
For those of you with the following cameras: Good News! They are now supported by the operating system which means you can Aperture and iPhoto them to your heart’s content. I opted to shoot mostly D3 since the D700 wasn't...…read more
– Steve Simon
Photokina
September 15, 2008
Photokina is rapidly approaching, the largest photo show in the world. Newly-announced cameras such as the Nikon D90, possibly even a few rumoured things like the Canon 5DII. Two years ago at Photokina 2006 Apple attended for the first time,...…read more
September 15, 2008
Photokina is rapidly approaching, the largest photo show in the world. Newly-announced cameras such as the Nikon D90, possibly even a few rumoured things like the Canon 5DII. Two years ago at Photokina 2006 Apple attended for the first time,...…read more
– Ian Wood
Nik Software's Sharpener Pro for Aperture
September 12, 2008
Last week Nik Software announced a new Edit plugin for Aperture called Sharpener Pro. I have spent the past week testing this plugin and I have one thing to say--get it! This plugin is by far one of the most...…read more
September 12, 2008
Last week Nik Software announced a new Edit plugin for Aperture called Sharpener Pro. I have spent the past week testing this plugin and I have one thing to say--get it! This plugin is by far one of the most...…read more
– Micah Walter
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Reader Submitted Tips for Aperture
May 15, 2008
One of the fun things about running the "Inside Aperture" site is receiving reader contributions. Every now and then a clever new technique shows up in our aperture@oreilly.com mailbox, many of which I try. But why should I get to have all the fun? So, this week I'm sharing a handful of reader-submitted techniques. My guess is that you'll find one or two particularly useful. …continue reading Reader Submitted Tips for Aperture
May 15, 2008
One of the fun things about running the "Inside Aperture" site is receiving reader contributions. Every now and then a clever new technique shows up in our aperture@oreilly.com mailbox, many of which I try. But why should I get to have all the fun? So, this week I'm sharing a handful of reader-submitted techniques. My guess is that you'll find one or two particularly useful. …continue reading Reader Submitted Tips for Aperture
Using the New Adjustment Tools in Aperture 2.0, Part Two
March 11, 2008
In this second of two parts, Ellen Anon (Aperture Exposed and Inside Aperture) takes you through the bottom half of Aperture's Adjustment palette brick by brick. She picks up with the Enhance brick and continues down through the rest of the new tools. This two part article series is a great resource that belongs in any Aperture bookmark list. …continue reading Using the New Adjustment Tools in Aperture 2.0, Part Two
March 11, 2008
In this second of two parts, Ellen Anon (Aperture Exposed and Inside Aperture) takes you through the bottom half of Aperture's Adjustment palette brick by brick. She picks up with the Enhance brick and continues down through the rest of the new tools. This two part article series is a great resource that belongs in any Aperture bookmark list. …continue reading Using the New Adjustment Tools in Aperture 2.0, Part Two
Using the New Adjustment Tools in Aperture 2.0, Part One
March 04, 2008
In this first of two parts, Ellen Anon (Aperture Exposed and Inside Aperture) takes you through the top half of the Adjustment palette brick by brick. This article is a terrific reference piece that that should come in handy time and time again. Next week in Part Two, Ellen picks up with the Enhance brick and continues down through the rest of the adjustments. …continue reading Using the New Adjustment Tools in Aperture 2.0, Part One
March 04, 2008
In this first of two parts, Ellen Anon (Aperture Exposed and Inside Aperture) takes you through the top half of the Adjustment palette brick by brick. This article is a terrific reference piece that that should come in handy time and time again. Next week in Part Two, Ellen picks up with the Enhance brick and continues down through the rest of the adjustments. …continue reading Using the New Adjustment Tools in Aperture 2.0, Part One
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