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| Weblog: | Aperture on a PowerBook, Pt. 1 | |
| Subject: | RE: so why the beefy recommended specs? | |
| Date: | 2005-12-03 23:51:03 | |
| From: | derrick | |
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Response to: so why the beefy recommended specs?
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RE: so why the beefy recommended specs?
2005-12-04 11:18:01 bonlucis [View]
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Core Image on the graphics card
From what I can see of my 90 min with Aperture, it was designed around future hardware, not the wheezing stuff that's available today. It was created well, with lots of thought - today, there's just a bunch of "just missed the mark" features, like the file name import, color space, hot area illumination, etc. It's usable today on a Powerbook, but it'll be limiting - especially as you say, screen real estate.
Derrick, how many images/projects have you got in your PB? 15,000 from a rapidly failing iPhoto library?
-Steve