What Is New And Different In Apple’s Aperture 2.0?

Apple’s secrecy moves into the quiet gear this week. First, OS X 10.5.2 for Leopard, now Aperture 2.0.

The latest version of Apple’s photo imaging and workflow software gets a bucket of new features, some needed speed improvements.

Ron and I are big fans of Apple’s Professional Applications—FinalCut Studio, Logic Studio, and Aperture. We figure if the software is good, we can use it, then that helps Apple prosper.

With little to no fanfare, Apple launched Aperture.... (excerpted).

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