Aperture is the Apple's proposal for professional photographers or those amateurs who are passionate about the world of photography and everything that surrounds it, providing them with the necessary tools to get the most out of their photographs both for editing and for making catalogs, adjustments ...
Like any program worth its salt, not without flaws far from it and that is why this review of Aperture 3 comes to us with various bugs corrected and providing small improvements related to stability to the already excellent image editing program.
I do not have a special relationship with this program since I only use it for the creation of image libraries and small adjustments in saturation, brightness or exposure settings. Nevertheless I think it is the best program for importing images and its catalog storage, especially due to its high compatibility with all types of cameras and its good performance with RAW images, standing out above other solutions that are partly "similar" such as Photoshop or Lightroom.
If we stick to the changes made in this version 3.4.5 we see that the following bugs have been corrected,
- Addresses an issue that could cause Aperture to close unexpectedly when deleting items from a camera or memory card after import.
- Memory cards are already ejected correctly when using the option »Delete items» after import.
- Various improvements are included in the stability of the program.
Aperture 3.4.5 can be updated from the Software Update menu integrated in OS X or by manual download from this link with a weight of 550 Mb and a price of € 69,99 at the time of writing this entry if we decide to try it for the first time.
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