| Photokina is Europe’s key trade show for digital imaging professionals, with around 160,000 visitors from 140 countries attending the six-day event. This year, Apple further underlined its commitment to the digital photography market by having a major presence at the show for the first time. By way of celebration, Apple’s vice president of Applications Product Marketing, Rob Schoeben, hosted a special event at the historic Gürzenich in Cologne on Monday September 25th. Apple used the event to unveil Aperture 1.5, a major update to the all-in-one post production tool for photographers. Check out a photo gallery from the show floor. |
 Apple’s Rob Schoeben introduces Aperture 1.5. |
 The capacity crowd waits with bated breath for the presentation to start. |
 Aperture is designed from the ground up to make working with RAW images as easy as working with JPEGs. |
 Joe Schorr, Senior Product Manager for Aperture, demonstrates the Loupe tool, which now features on-screen controls. |
 You can now take your photos with you by using iTunes to sync your Aperture library to your iPod. |
 Schorr demos the new export API, which makes it easy to extend the Aperture workflow to third-party applications and services. |
 Aperture 1.5 lets you store images on hard drives, network volumes or DVDs, and “reference” them from within the app. |
 The new version of Aperture is localised into French, German and Japanese. |
 Aperture 1.5 is available as a free download to existing Aperture customers. |
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