The Apple Store is back online with the release of Aperture 3 (and not Aperture X has rumored couple of weeks ago). among the new important features:

• It includes including Faces, Places and Brushes (Brushes for painting image adjustments onto parts of your)
• Aperture also handles your HD video straight from your camera, such as the recent Nikon D90 and D300s, etc…
• Existing Aperture users can upgrade for a suggested retail price of 99 USD or 199 USD for a brand new license
• Adjustment Presets Choose from dozens of professional imaging effects. or create your own
• If you’re using a separate GPS tracking device, the path of your photo journey appears on the map when you import a track log
• Brushes New nondestructive, edge-aware brushes let you selectively apply powerful adjustments to photos.
• Full-Screen Browser Take advantage of your Apple display to get a big, uncluttered, full-screen view of your library.
• Advanced Slideshows create spectacular multimedia shows with photos, HD video clips, titles, layered soundtracks
• RAW+JPEG Import Choose to have Aperture import RAW and JPEG images as joined pairs or separate images
• Double-click any image in the Import window to view it at a larger size. You can play video and audio clips before importing
• Merge and Sync Libraries to merge two or more Aperture libraries, simply drag one Aperture library into another. (handy option)
• Camera “LCD” Panel The easy-to-read display emulates the LCD screen on many digital cameras.
• Write IPTC Metadata to Master
• Chromatic Aberration Filter Remove the color fringing that can occur along edges due to optical issues
• 64-Bit Support (requires Snow Leopard and Intel Core 2 Duo processor)
• Aperture 3 is Intel-only

Hardmac.com : Le "Macbidouille" in English – Aperture 3 is Out

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