:: No Mamiya ZD support in Aperture 2.0?? ::

Just tried apple's latest attempt at an imaging program and it still requires far too much power to run. If anyone from Apple reads this can you please explain why the Mamyia ZD is still not supported?? Looks like it's back to the Lightroom for me.

What hardware are you trying to run Aperture on where it "still requires too much power?"
Please don't tell me you're trying to use a Mamiya ZD with a G4 or some-such. The logic of trying to use a 22 megapixel, > $10,000 digital camera system with a 3+ year old computer does not compute. It's like you're trying to make up artificial reasons to use alternative software.
To which I can only state: Go ahead, seems like your mind is made up, but please don't come here stir stuff up just because it's fun for you.

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Hi!
I'm having a really weird problem! A few months ago I purchased Aperture 2 and have been working with it ever since. About a week ago I installed the Aperture 3 trial to see what the general differences are. After playing with it I noticed not enough "useful" changes compared to Aperture 2 to actually purchase Aperture 3. So I removed Aperture 3 and went back to my good old Aperture 2.
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Apple focusses on cameras, that are most likely used by professionals. Your camera is an excellent camera, and I wish I had it, but so far none of the cameras in the Panasonic Lumix tz-family have been supported in Aperture. So send feedback to Apple, that you want this camera to be supported. You can use this form for a feature request: Apple - Aperture - Feedback
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So let me ask the opposite question - how often have updates happened in the past? Every month? Every two months? Every six? Are they coming more frequently? If you had an unsupported camera, how long did you have to wait?
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Adsy wrote:
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regards

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Hello,
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