Camera's Supported

I am considering buying Aperture but I do not see the my Pentax 100D camera is supported. Is my Pentax 100D camera supported by Aperture. Thanks. Ernest Theisen

Tiger 4.9 will be a free upgrade
Sorry about this. I had 10.5 in mind. My istake. On the other hand, 10.4.9 will not bring many new supported cameras. Maybe a few, if. It will not solve CoreImage performance either.
and Aperture 2.0
should be a major upgrade from Aperture 1.52. If new
camera support is added, it will certainly be free
and available for legacy software.
No, RAW support is part of CoreImage, a part of Mac OS. Aperture 2.0 can not change anything to this,unless they move it out of the OS and take resonsibility for it. That would be the right move.
When Aperture was
released more than a year ago, it broke new ground.
Now there is competition from the 800 pound gorilla.
Either Apple will respond by considerably raising
the bar or become a niche product for Apple
devotees. I'm betting Aperture 2.0 will justify our
confidence in this product. What you choose to
beleive is up to you.
eff
We'll see. In the mean time I have no idea what to do. I have that feeling that any new photo I put in Aperture is trapping me further.

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Thanks ssprengel, you have clearly put into words what is currently reality at Adobe, and confirmed my suspicion of Aperture being a dead product. Although Google's Picasa is not dead.
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Would you be?

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Lucky you jdonath....
I have still have the problem that have been mentioned in a number of posts in the forum, and what I guess you are refering to. And I have tried the advices I have found in those posts. I must admit that I might not have found them all.
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And just to make the confusion complete... It used to work BEFORE the security update last night...
Cheers and my 2 cents
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