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Aperture Inspector
Aperture Inspector 1.11
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Collect data to find out more about your photography.   Demo ($14.95)
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Aperture Inspector lets you examine your Aperture Library to see the cameras, lenses and settings you use the most. Examine which lenses you use, which ISO you shoot at and how many images you've taken over time.

Trying to figure out if you should buy a new lens? Check out your lens use patterns over time-see how often you shoot with a lens, what settings you used and what focal length you were at. Think you should sell a piece of gear? Look to see how your use of that gear has changed over time.

Whether you're just curious about the way you shoot or are looking to
What's New
Version 1.11
  • faster imports, up tol 50 times faster
  • Bug fixes
Requirements
  • PPC / Intel
  • Mac OS X 10.5 or later.
  • Apple Aperture 3.0 or later.



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Martin commented on 28 Feb 2011
Looks quite interesting but there’s no demo version available and the interface looks very non Mac-like (probably being made with Adobe Air – which could sometimes be a CPU hog).
Both facts drag my interest down to almost zero even if I like the general idea. Please offer at least a demo. Nobody wants to buy a pig in a poke these days.
[Version 1.11]

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Infostill (developer) replied on 03 Mar 2011
There seems to be some trouble with this macupdate entry - this is acutally the free version, and is called "Aperture Inspector free".
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Bordsenius reviewed on 13 Dec 2010
Analyze your aperture library. What lenses do you use at what f-stops ? A photo-nerd / geektool-lovers dream.

Only for people with Apple aperture 3 and more than one lens, so if you are not that much into photography it is not for you.
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Version Downloads:806
Type:Multimedia & Design : Image Editing
License:Demo
Date:03 Mar 2011
Platform:PPC / Intel
Price: $14.95
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Aperture Inspector lets you examine your Aperture Library to see the cameras, lenses and settings you use the most. Examine which lenses you use, which ISO you shoot at and how many images you've taken over time.

Trying to figure out if you should buy a new lens? Check out your lens use patterns over time-see how often you shoot with a lens, what settings you used and what focal length you were at. Think you should sell a piece of gear? Look to see how your use of that gear has changed over time.

Whether you're just curious about the way you shoot or are looking to get a deep understanding of your shooting habits and camera use, Aperture Inspector can help.

Aperture Inspector allows you to:
  • Look at every camera used to take a photo in your Library.
Examine the Aperture, Lens Focal Length, Shutter Speed, ISO and Usage of that camera.
  • Look at every lens you've used.
Examine the Aperture, Focal Length, Shutter Speed, ISO and Usage of that lens.
  • Filter out equipment - Turn off statistics for that point-and-shoot you barely use or eliminate stats for your iPhone or older camera models.
  • Switch between Libraries - Easily look at data for any Aperture Library.
An extremely powerful program, yet it's simple to use. Launch it, drop your Library onto it, and start examining your data.
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