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Imaging Resource Reviews Apple iLife ‘04
Imaging Resource have reviewed the new iLife ‘04 software for the Apple Mac. Is is worth upgrading, and is it actually all that easy to do so? Find out in this review…
“Well, an upgrade is an upgrade. Our little trials and tribulations express our disappointment in how this one flies, certainly, but we’d rather be using the new versions than the old versions, just as a matter of policy (since it lets us install the inevitable updates).
We’d just rather be using them for free in the case of iPhoto, iMovie, iDVD and iTunes. We can live without GarageBand, which is certainly worth $49. But it’s a different kind of iLife (or it would have been called iCaramba).”
Website: Imaging Resource - Apple iLife ‘04 Review
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#1 T Swan
This review is filled with sarcasm, and blanket statements based on his personal experience. I knew I was in for a bad time when the entire review began with a jab at Apple's audacity at charging $49 for a useful suite of software and a long rambling story about how he "wasted" a half hour buying the software in a store.
For the vast majority of Mac users, iPhoto 4 will be a valuable upgrade and will be a good way of managing their digital snapshots. I can't imagine anyone but a professional having a problem with how it embeds copyright information in the Exif. Yes, there are more powerful solutions, but they also tend to be more complicated and much more costly.
1:22 pm - Thursday, January 29, 2004