Free Software Updates Spring Up

Apple is shipping version 1.1 of Aperture. The update is free to existing users. Besides that, Apple has reduced the price to US$299 and are giving US$200 coupons to those that bought it at the higher price. For once, a positive customer experience.

Bibble makes it to version 4.7 with the introduction of the Perfectly Clear image correction technology (similar to Nikon's D-lighting, but with more attention to keeping color shifts from happening).

Capture One has been updated to version 3.7.4, giving it native Intel support (called Universal Mac application) and much faster performance on the new Macs (Capture One was already one of the faster converters on the Mac). The update is free to existing users.

Portfolio 8 now supports the Nikon D50, D70s, and D200 with the upgrade to RAW Filter 3.0.

Breezebrowser v1.4.2 fixes a NEF thumbnail bug.

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