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DESCRIPTION

Aperture BorderFX is an Aperture export plug-in that allows you to add borders to images as you export them.

Fit image within defined dimensions, adding borders to pad image.
Commonly used output options can be saved as a preset, for quick access.
Various options to scale image, to fit within the border, or crop the image with the border.
Multiple border effects to choose from.
Add watermark to exported image.

WHAT'S NEW

Version 1.2.2:

Added new Annotation text box.
Fixed issue with text rendering when dpi was not set to 72 dpi.
Fixed issue with Dimension preset changes not taking affect in existing Presets.

REQUIREMENTS

Mac OS X 10.4.11 or later, Aperture 1.5.6 or later.

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Aperture BorderFX User Reviews (4 posts)

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	Sep 16 2009	TEXASSTARGAZER Very nice app, I use it alot! Thanks (Version 1.2.1b2)		0
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	Mar 1 2009	ALUAKZ Very very useful!!! Easy to use, quite flexible, and great results... I'm missing one feature though... it would be great it you could write vertically too, i.e. so that you're abe to write not only on the top and bottom border/edges of the image, but also on the left and write edges (Version 1.1.2)		+1
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	Mar 28 2008	FEVIDA This Aperture-plugin is getting very feature-complete and stable now. It's much better then te previous version and I'm using it all the time now. To good thing is that there are not just a number of pre-fabricated frames, but that you can get really creative using the different tools te create your own custom frames. (Version 1.1)		0
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	Mar 27 2008	GARYI Awesome. This has been sooo needed. What would make it totally uber awesome is if it had basic FTP functionality. As this is at the output stage one is still left with having to use say imagewell to upload. One could argue that as imagewell has boarder capability it could do the whole job. (Version 1.1)		0
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