The graphic interface and powerful imaging programs that debuted on the Mac were key reasons, as was the platform's early adoption of color management. However, improvements on the PC side, and often-lower prices, have chipped away at the Apple imaging mystique over the years. This may be the impetus behind Apple Computer's new Aperture software, a $499 (direct) image organizer on steroids, designed to ease the organizational nightmare faced by today's busiest digital photographers...



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