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May132012

ApertureExpert Live Training Session 019 Books Available Now

This was the first official Live Training done over Google+. For those there live, the echo problem has been solved! Which also will hopefully solve the sync issue in the recording. Don’t worry, it’s only in the Q&A, but it’s annoying nonetheless.

This session on Aperture Books is 45 minutes before even getting to the Q&A, then another 20 minutes of questions.

And here’s the fun new thing… you can now watch the entire thing for free. What’s the catch? It’s the Google+ YouTube broadcast, which is only 480p. The $2 real deal is the same 720p 1:1 recording you’ve come to love. So, watch it all for free on YouTube but to really see the details, part with your $2. I think it’s worth it ;-)

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