It took me quite a while before buying the Aperture 2 tutorial. I was waiting for the 3 version. Also I tought that I would have enough information to work with Aperture since I took the 6 hours course provided at The Apple Store. I did realize soon enough that the amount of information to keep in mind is so big that you forget half of it when you have to work with it. It is where your tutorials are fantastics. You can come back to the exact information that you need because the titles are precises and clear. Also you can go at your pace. I usually have a first hearing and go back after to what I need.I still regret to not have the version 3 but I can adapt. So much is covered and in a simple way. I recommend your services to friends and have been very satisfied to what you have produce so far.

it is a must to have! it makes you more aware of the available options of the software. Well done and the new upgrade of NEDi was necessary. Tks

Very good tutorial on aperture. Look forward to course 201.

Just finished the long tutorial. Fantastic, I'm sure now I'll get the most out of Aperture. Thanks Alex & Justin.

It was a great introduction to the Aperture. I just wish there was a intermediate or advanced version to learn the more advanced applications of Aperture. The only suggestion I have is to shorten the corporate introductions, after an hour or so the intro's became VERY repetitive.

Every tutorial I have purchased from Macprovideo has been first class and much more fun than reading a user manual.

Loved it. Looking forward to a more advanced video on aperture.

VERY VERY VERY GOOD!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! xxxx r

Although I'm not a pro photographer, not even close to that, I rely a lot on Aperture to give my photos a more professional look. The problem is, photography is not what I do for living, and there's not that much time to learn a beast like Aperture by myself, so that's when MacProVideo tutorials come in. In just a couple weeks, I went from a "what's this" to "this is how you do it" behavior. Absolutely great tutorials! Love them.

The video did a very good job of covering the basics, suggested workflows and features of the Aperture 2 software. It would have been a very difficult transition from my previous previous image workflow and storage system without the benefit of reviewing the video. I would like to have seen a more in-depth coverage of the image adjustment features of the software. I would recommend the video to others.

I love it so far. Downloading was easy as well!

I'm waiting until after Xmas to put in the hours needed but from initial use I like the approach and think it has a lot more going for it than just reading a manual, or book. I'm still using iPhoto but plan to upgrade to Aperture and the tuts will help with that.

What a convenient way to learn the fundamentals of this great application! These tutorials are just great. Left with only the included user manual, I know it would have taken me weeks of impatience just to get through the basics.

As with all the MacProVideo tutorial, the instruction was excellent: easy to understand and follow.The tutorial provides the means by which the user can learn and utilize a "large chunk" of the application in a very short time. Thus, the learning curve for any new application is shortened and the full capacity of an"old"application can be discovered.

I found the tutorial to be extremely helpful

Yes guys, this is it for me! I'm not a native American (I'm from the Netherlands) so I have to say the way the teach, plain english etc., works great for me! I' m looking forward for 201... Keep on go'in!

good tutorial videos for me !

Want to get up to speed with Aperture, then don’t go past these tutorials. I would recommend them to pro and amateur alike; they are well constructed and will have you up and running in no time.

Direct to the point, step by step simple explanation with good visuals. The tutorial let me work along with it. Watching each chapter and then using it in my own project worked great.

Very illustrating the database and library organozation chapters.Well done, same as Aperture version 1.

good work

Fantastic tutorials and great web site..Only complaint. As I have good speed internet in town (where I am each day/now) but very average speed at home, 16kms out in country, I need to load lessons here in town, take them home and load onto my iMac LCD. I can put lessons ok onto DVD.. N.E.D. drives me crazy..Can you guys tell us an easy way to load NED & Tuts onto a DVD. Thanks for top tutorials ? .Rgs Brian

Aperture 2 101 is the third tutorial I've purchased from MacProVideo and one of the best. I'm migrating a 6,000 pic iPhoto database to Aperture and this video made choosing the method and doing it correctly painless. I'm getting into the image manipulation section now and its providing lots of good tips. Good job Justin and Alex!

an essential update for people who now have aperture 2 in order to get famliar with the new layout and understanding new features.