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10 New Year’s Resolutions for Aperture Users
January 02 2009
Okay, I have seen these around the web quite a bit already, but I thought I would post an Aperture-centric version. These are in reverse order, with the last one being the most important. 10 - Keyword, Keyword, Keyword -.... read moreDecember 22 2008
Next semester I have agreed to work for the Photographic and Electronic Media department's computer lab. I will be tasked with general oversight of the lab, and will be offering a series of short workshops for the students in my.... read moreDecember 12 2008
Next week is the last week of classes for my first semester at the Maryland Institute College of Art. For those of you who don’t know, I started working towards an MFA in Photographic and Electronic Media this Fall. It.... read moreNovember 30 2008
If you have a camera that writes a RAW file that is currently unsupported by Aperture, you may not be entirely out of luck. First, it is very likely that the team at Apple is busy trying to come.... read moreYo Apple, Support My New Camera!
November 21 2008
Last night I took delivery of a brand new Panasonic LUMIX LX-3. I am really excited about this little beast of a camera. It sort of represents a whole new type of shooting that I have been really wanting.... read moreNovember 14 2008
I received quite a few comments on my post last week regarding my short list of wishes for Aperture 3.0. There were a number of similarities, but one aspect of the comments struck me as sort of odd. It seems,.... read moreFive Things I Really Want in Aperture 3
November 07 2008
I am sitting here in my apartment in Brooklyn, speculating about what the hive-mind in Cupertino could come up with for the next generation of Aperture. Aperture seems to have grown into something very good. I use it every day,.... read moreOctober 24 2008
As I mentioned in my last post, I have been in Brooklyn all week working on a short multimedia project for school. At first I was a little concerned that the project lacked direction and focus. But after putting together.... read moreAperture’s Role in a Multimedia Workflow
October 20 2008
This week I am up in Brooklyn, New York collecting the content I need for a multimedia project I am working on as part of my MFA program. I have been gravitating towards working in multimedia for a long.... read moreOctober 10 2008
After a series of unsuccessful attempts to recover the contents of my laptop’s internal hard drive I realized it was necessary to replace it and start fresh. Once I was finished installing Leopard and going through a series of software.... read moreTime-Lapse With Aperture and Final Cut Pro
October 03 2008
Quick Time-Lapse From My Window from Micah Walter on Vimeo. Following up on last week’s post, I decided to try my hand at some more time-lapse style photography. I am sort of doing research for an upcoming project that.... read moreSeptember 26 2008
This past week I had my first critique session in my grad school program. Typically the format is that three students sign up each week and get to show their work. By the end of the semester we should have.... read moreSome Tips On Scanning FIlm Into Aperture
September 19 2008
This past week I have been trying to get myself up to speed with a few of the scanners we have available to us on campus. We have a good variety of scanners in our studio center, as well.... read moreNik Software's Sharpener Pro for Aperture
September 12 2008
Last week Nik Software announced a new Edit plugin for Aperture called Sharpener Pro. I have spent the past week testing this plugin and I have one thing to say--get it! This plugin is by far one of the most.... read moreSeptember 05 2008
This week was my first week of classes at the Maryland Institute College of Art. I am now in what they are calling the MFA in Photographic and Electronic Media program. Earlier this week we all met to talk about.... read more