Nice collection of photos.

Uniquescoop

According to Apple, the 65.2M update “…addresses an issue affecting the playback of video clips used in Aperture 3 slideshows on Snow Leopard.”

[Tuaw]

After deleting dozens of my Flickr photos, thanks to the new Flickr export plugin which will erase photos in a set if they are not also in an album on your computer, I decided to stop trying to use it until something better is released. As you can read on this thread, I am not the only one having that kind of problem.

Computer world also wrote an article about a serious memory leak affecting Aperture 3.

What a lot of those Pro users got, unfortunately, was a frozen computer and an “out of disk space” warning.

It is easy to forget what happened there only 3 weeks ago, so here is a little reminder.

[The Big Picture]

Apple is still in the process of updating their site but Aperture 3 is here.

More details to come but in the meantime, here is what Chase Jarvis has to say about this new release.

I’m lucky enough to have been using it for several months now. And it’s the bomb.

[Apple.com]

Robert Scoble recently interviewed John Knoll who is one of the co-creators of Adobe Photoshop. He released it 20 years ago with his brother, Thomas and we know how this amazing piece of software turned out.

Apple is having an event scheduled on January 27th and one of the things which might be announced is the next version of Aperture.
Photographers have been for a long time since the existing version, Aperture 2, was released on February 12, 2008 and last updated to version 2.1.4 on August 27, 2009.
For those who want to try a new version of a photo management software, the beta of Lightroom 3 is out and free to try.

[Tuaw]

Seven short videos about the latest Canon cameras. Take a look at the last fourth ones about the 450D, the 500D, the 7D and the 5D Mark II.

[Canon Europe]

Photos I took during a 5 day trip to one of the most interesting city in the US (in my opinion).