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Was the version number updated? - Version: 2.1, 5/29/2008 01:15AM PST
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Felix01
Only if you are "in the club" - Version: 2.0.4, 3/20/2008 08:29PM PST
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jeff.thorstad
I have Aperture 1.5, but what would be the use in continuing? Those of us with a camera that Apple doesn't like don't really get to play. My Sigma is completely ignored, along with others mentioned by other comments. Sure, some guys like Aperture enough to use another RAW converter and then Aperture for everything else. I just don't have time to keep 2 products running to do 1 group of tasks.
Go ahead Apple, add our cameras to your support. I DARE YOU!!
Go ahead Apple, add our cameras to your support. I DARE YOU!!
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- Only if you are "in the club"
Apple is on the ball 
- Version: 2.0.4, 3/20/2008 07:42PM PST
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21364guy
It's great to see such rapid updates for RAW support. The Sony A200 was just released a few weeks, and here is the RAW support from Apple!
I thought it belonged here:
/System/Library/CoreServices/RawCamera.bundle
But when I checked after the installation, "Get Info" still shows me with version 2.0.6.