Ub version of Aperture

i just got a MBP on its way (hopefully will be at my door on sat) and i have been waiting for aperture..... Do you know when it is going to be ready to buy? i have played with it at a apple store and love it

There will be a UB version sometime in March.
Ian

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My aperture library lives on an external hard drive that is corrupt and I can not locate the library. I do have it backed up with TM. How do I safely restore the library from TM to my laptop? I am using the newest version of aperture on my macbook pr

My aperture library lives on an external hard drive that is corrupt and I can not locate the library. I do have it backed up with TM. How do I safely restore the library from TM to my laptop? I am using the newest version of aperture on my macbook pro.

Hello Sandra,
The article linked below details how to go about restoring items from Time Machine in Snow Leopard.
Mac OS X 10.6: Recovering items using Time Machine and Spotlight
http://support.apple.com/kb/PH6379
Sincerely,
Allen

Can you transfer picture files from an older version of aperture to aperture 3?

Can you transfer picture files from an older version of aperture to aperture 3?

Well, you didn't give any information on your Mac, your OS version, transfer pics from where to where, or anything else, so guessing is the best anyone can do at this point: you should be able to simply using drag and drop.

I recently upgraded to Yosemite 10.10.2 and Aperture 2.1.4 will no longer open. I cannot access my photos and I don't want to pay for latest version of Aperture since this application is no longer going to be supported. How can I get my pictures?

I recently upgraded to Yosemite 10.10.2 and Aperture 2.1.4 will no longer open. I cannot access my photos and I don't want to pay for latest version of Aperture since this application is no longer going to be supported. How can I get my pictures?

If you want just the originals, then you can go into the Aperture library (right click on it and do "show package contents"). Inside is a directory called "Masters" and you can find the original files in a bunch of subfolders.
But... you'll lose all adjustments, keywords, and other information, and just have the files as they were imported originally from the cameras.
Easiest is probably to buy Aperture and update everything, and then migrate to the Photos application down the road if that's what you want. Aperture 3.0 came out in 2010 (five years ago!) so it's not like you've upgraded in a while

On imac 10.6.8 using current version of Aperture. How can I access the Aperture Library on my external hard drive that I use with time machine for backup? I can only access the application but not the library..

On imac 10.6.8 using current version of Aperture. How can I access the Aperture Library on my external hard drive that I use with time machine for backup? I can only access the application but not the library..

Go into Time Machine (the program not the bundle on the extrnal disk) and using Time Machine's browser go to the Folder where the library lives. You could look in the library bundle in Time Machine but that won't really tell you much,
If you want to make sure it truely has backed up your library you will need to restore it and open the restored library with Aperture.
If all this still has you confused you need to read up on Time Machine in order to get a feel for how it works, for what it is doing and for how to restore files from it.

How to upgrade a Library on an external drive created in a previous version of aperture so I can re-import it from the external drive into Aperture 3.5.1 on my MBP ?

I have exported earlier Projects [which were created in Aperture 3.4.5] to an external hard drive. Now I wish to reimport them into Aperture 3.5.1 - which I use after having upgraded to Mavericks - but am given an error message saying I can’t reimport because the external drive is storing a Library created by an earlier version of Aperture than I’m using now. It tells me to upgrade that externally stored Library.
The Question - one can only upgrade a Library on one’s computer, not on the external drive. How can I upgrade it if I can’t get it back into Aperture [3.5.1] on my MacBookPro in the first place ?
Thank you
Bob

The Question - one can only upgrade a Library on one’s computer, not on the external drive. How can I upgrade it if I can’t get it back into Aperture [3.5.1] on my MacBookPro in the first place ?
You can upgrade the library on the external drive. Connect your external drive to your computer.
Then select the library with the exported projects on the external drive and double-click it to open it in Aperture. This will upgrade the library to Aperture 3.5.1. Since upgrading can sometimes be problematic, I recommend to make a backup copy of the library before you try to upgrade the library.
After that you should be able to merge the library into your main library using File > Import.

"Error Importing Library: The library could not be imported because it is from an out of date version of Aperture 3. Please upgrade the library to the latest version of Aperture 3 and try again." Help.

I'm getting the following Error message when trying to import some of my folders from my external hard drive. This is not happening with all of my photos. How can I access my photos? I now have Aperture 3.5, but I'm guessing I exported those with an earlier version of Aperture 3? I have a Mac Book, OS X 10.9
Thanks!

My advice is for libraries, not vaults.
To be able to use a vault, you have to restore the library from the vault and then open the restored library.
To restore the entire library from an external backup disk
Connect the hard disk drive that contains the most up-to-date vault to your computer and open Aperture.
Choose File > Vault > Restore Library.The Restore Library dialog appears.
Choose Select Source Vault from the Source Vault pop-up menu.
If necessary, navigate to the vault from which you want to restore, then click Select.
Click Restore, then click Restore again.

In need of a Snow Leopard compatible version of Aperture via AppStore

Hi there!!
A few months ago I bought Aperture 3 via AppStore using Snow Leopard.
Last week I formatted my iMac and installed everything again.
The process was smooth as I imagined, except for the fact that I wasn't able to download Aperture from the AppStore again as the current version doesn't seem to be compatible with my operating system...
...how can I download and use an older version of Aperture compatible with Snow Leopard?
I read somewhere that if I download the correct version from the website I won't be able to use it as I bought it via AppStore, while the downloadable version seems to need a code of some kind that is only given while buying the program throught the website (and NOT the AppStore...)!!
...H E L P M E please!! =(
Thanks for your support!! =)
Renato Esti
Trieste, Italy

Upgrade the OS or ask the Mac App Store staff for assistance.
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Older version of Aperture not working on New MacBook Pro

Hi there I have a new Mac Book and my version of Aperture wont run.
I successfully installed it and have run all updates but still no joy.
I get the message 'You can’t use this version of the application aperture with this version of the Mac OS X' 'You have Aperture 1.5.1'
Is it my Mac Operating system?
I have tried downloading the Aperture 2.1.4 but its says I need at version 2.0 to run that update.

There's a 2.0.1 update [here|http://support.apple.com/kb/DL115] but I don't know if that would work for you or not.
The end of your last post was garbled
I have tried to get version 2.0 but its not available and just me to Aperture 3 download
so I'm not sure what you were asking here.

How to hide the file name (the bizarre number assigned by the camera) when exporting an image version in aperture from an album. Pl understand I want to keep the file name in the project library version.

how to hide the file name (the bizarre number assigned by the camera) when exporting an image version in aperture from an album. Pl understand I want to keep the file name in the project library version.

Within Aperture you have Images, which are constructed on-the-fly from two files (the Master and the Version). You get an image-format file _only_ when you export an Image. You select the file name (usually a scheme) when you create an image-format file (that is, when you export). Look under "Aperture→Presets→File Naming" for built-in Presets. You can, of course, create your own or customize any provided.
The Preset is applied to only the file newly created by your "export" command. It is not applied to the Image in Aperture (unless you rename your Versions or your Masters).

How do I transfer my entire library from an old version of aperture (1.5)?

I need to transfer my entire aperture library from an old version of aperture (1.5) on my old imac (G5) to my new imac with Aperture (3.0).
I have got a backup in the form of a vault, but aperture 3.0 doesn't seem to be accepting that to create a full new library in 3.0.
Any ideas on how to transfer my library? cheers

Incomplete information:
When i go to File>Vault> Restore Library, it does not recognise the vault as it was from a previous version of aperture and suggests that i 'import' the vault instead.
Fair enough. But when i try and import the vault, it shows the vault in that light grey colour, which means that i can see it, but it won't allow me to select..

Using FlashAlbumExporter plug-in with trial version of Aperture 2.1

I have aperture 1.5 and am thinking about upgrading.
One of the features I am looking for is more variety and control in web gallery generation from Aperture.
With this in mind I wanted to play with FlashAlbumExporter.
I downloaded the installer file and opened it but that is where I am hitting a wall.
I go to click the file (FlashAlbumExporter.ApertureExport) and it opens the trial version of Aperture 2.1 but I never see Flash Album Exporter as an export option after I have selected photos, projects, web pages, or anything else I could think of.
It simply doesn't install. What am I doing wrong?

Place the plugin bundle, FlashAlbumexporter.ApertureExport, in your Aperture Export plugin directory (Users -> "your user name" -> Library -> Application Support -> Aperture -> Plug-Ins -> Export).
NOTE: If this is your first Aperture plug-in, the folders Plug-Ins and Export may not exist. In this case just create them first.

Apple, do a demo version of Aperture like iWork '06

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It would be great if Apple released a 30-day demo version of Aperture that turns into a read-only version (a "reader" so to speak) after the demo expires.
This is what Apple did with iWork '06. It lets people try out the software for a while, but then still "play" with it after that point--but not save anything.
This would be a useful competitive strategy for that "other" new product that's available free in beta form. People like free, even if it goes away after a while. It's the whole addiction thing.
I'll submit this on the feedback page, too.

Before the release of Aperture Apple made available
3 quicktime videos showing Pro's using the new
Application. Each Pro gushed and said they were happy
with it. They indicated that it solved many of their
problems. Looking at those commercials again I see
they were carefully tailored to hide the parts of the
Aperture that do not work. I see that the "Pros" were
in fact paid actors, even though their day job might
be photography. I know this because Aperture is not
capable of a complete work-flow for the production of
quality images by a professional photographer that
captures and post processes all the way to a final
image, ready for a stock house or magazine.
Given that at least one of the photographers in the demo movies worked with TIFF into Aperture I find your analysis incorrect. There is no one aspect so broken it would prevent you from using the tool end-to-end, especially when starting with a TIFF. And the people in the movies were using to some degree the Photoshop integration which gives you any ability Photoshop has to produced finished work - if you needed to do so. I can't see how they could not have completed the jobs on display.
What shortcoming of Aperture do you honestly think would have prevented finishing the work? Remember complaining about conversion quality for a camera not used in the demo does not count as that's not qhat they were using.
<...>
What does this have to do with the original posters
point? Had Apple released a demo disk of Aperture
they would not have sold 1/10th of the copies they
did.
Given the many overly negative complaints like your own we see I believe Apple might sell 10x as many copies of Aperture if the populace at large realized how useful Aperture actually is instead of being scared away just because people do not like the RAW conversion for one camera and thus extrapolate that into the dubious claim that the whole product is generally unusable.

Aperture 3.5.1 says this library was opened with a newer version of Aperture, repairing it with this version may damage the library

I launched Aperture with Option Command on opening so that I could repair the unified database. After I select repair from the menu, I keep getting a strange error message that says "This library has been opened with a newer version of Aperture. Repairing the library using this version of Aperture may remove data supported only in newer versions of Aperture." I selected cancel and checked that I am running Aperture 3.5.1 and there are no updates showing up when I select Software Update. So how could I have opened it with a newer version of Aperture before? And what is it going to remove?
Aperture is telling me that my unified library needs to be repaired. I figured that out myself when photos started disappearing in events and albums in iPhoto, even though the event or album showed several photos were there in the number of photos in the top right, no images appeared. But I have never received this error message in Aperture before and I do not know where it is coming from or what it is going to do.

Here is the Open Library View #1:
Even though my unified library is the default library, just in case this problem was being caused because of the Aperture 3 Trial Library version (even though that is not the library that Aperture was opening), I upgraded that library too. Here is the Open Library Info after that library upgrade:
I retried the Aperture repair on my unified library and got the same error message on launch:
But I am running the repair anyway because I do not know what else to do. I will let you know how that goes when it is finished.
Anna

Aperture Library both 3.1.2 but still cant be open library as its a newer version of aperture? Help :(

Clicked GET INFO on my Aperture Library and it shows version 3.1.2
Clicked [APERTURE] then [ABOUT APERTURE] and it also says version 3.1.2
Go to open the aperture library and then this pops up
The library in “/Users/main/Desktop/Aperture Library.aplibrary” cannot be loaded because it is from a newer version of Aperture.
***? any help is appreciated... i cant open my library and all my projects are there

Hey mate
Weird. So you've verified that your Aperture app is at 3.1.2 by right-clicking on it and seeing that it says 3.1.2 next to Version. And you've verified your library the same way.
I know yes def verified as per your comment both library and app version
So, go to the app (the 3.1.2 version, of course) in the Applications folder, hold option down and double-click on it. You should get a box asking you to choose a library. The version of the library should be in the column next to it. Choose the library that is 3.1.2.
I have two libraries, OLD (the one i want to use) and NEW (which is what i had to create to at least allow me to open the application. Both Libraries show 3.1.2 as its versions and the app is def 3.1.2
If this doesn't work, I would look at the Troubleshooting basics that are found here: http://support.apple.com/kb/HT3805 Let us know how it goes.
So i tried this as well, still no good. Why? Well Aperture always opens the previous library it used and because each its always opening that, i cant even begin to trouble shoot it - unless you know or can think of something else.

Hello Everyone. I have an older version of aperture, aperture 2, that I wanted to install on my MAC. I attempted the installation, and during the install there was a check to see if my computer was capable of installing the software, which it was.

Hello Everyone. I have an older version of aperture, aperture 2, that I wanted to install on my MAC. I attempted the installation, and during the install there was a check to see if my computer was capable of installing the software, which it was. After the install completed I tried running the software, and I got a message telling me I can't run this version with my operating system. Does anyone know why I can't run the aperture software, and why I was allowed to install it without some notification.

Hello Everyone. I have an older version of aperture, aperture 2, that I wanted to install on my MAC. I attempted the installation, and during the install there was a check to see if my computer was capable of installing the software, which it was. After the install completed I tried running the software, and I got a message telling me I can't run this version with my operating system. Does anyone know why I can't run the aperture software, and why I was allowed to install it without some notification.

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