Adobe Camera RAW vs. Adobe Aperture- Camera Support

[teddillard]

FYI, There have been some posts about Aperture 3 "coming of age", which annoys me no end...  my friend Wade Laub's post is an interesting take on it, and some threads on Lightstalkers...  I was moved to make a camera support matrix.  At this point, Aperture supports around 200 cameras, ACR 300.  

Here's the matrix: http://www.h2hreviews.com/blog/Adobe-Camer...ra-Support.html

The Lightstalkers thread: http://www.lightstalkers.org/posts/apertur...t-getting-there

...and Wade's blog post.  http://wadelaube.com/blog/?p=20

I think Wade makes a valid point...  Apple, my guess out of failure to take huge market share from the largely Lightroom pro market, is now selling to the "pro-sumer" and consumer markets as a "professional" alternative to iPhoto.

 

[KeithR]

FYI, There have been some posts about Aperture 3 "coming of age", which annoys me no end...  my friend Wade Laub's post is an interesting take on it, and some threads on Lightstalkers...  I was moved to make a camera support matrix.  At this point, Aperture supports around 200 cameras, ACR 300.  

Here's the matrix: http://www.h2hreviews.com/blog/Adobe-Camer...ra-Support.html

The Lightstalkers thread: http://www.lightstalkers.org/posts/apertur...t-getting-there

...and Wade's blog post.  http://wadelaube.com/blog/?p=20

I think Wade makes a valid point...  Apple, my guess out of failure to take huge market share from the largely Lightroom pro market, is now selling to the "pro-sumer" and consumer markets as a "professional" alternative to iPhoto.

I thought Aperture was an Apple product?

[teddillard]

I thought Aperture was an Apple product?

ummm...  not sure I understand?

[Johnny_Johnson]

ummm...  not sure I understand?

Read your title to the thread.

[teddillard]

Read your title to the thread.

oh fer gooness sake.  

(coffeeee.  must have coffeeeee)