Übermind has announced that the Aperture to Picasa Web Albums plugin has left its beta stage.

Currently the plugin is at version 1.1.1 and has received the the following fixes since its initial beta release:

1. Fixed some issues with software update functionality
2. Improved album cover loading time
3. Fixed erroneous quota display when storage space is greater than 1 GB
4. Warns about uploading non-jpeg images
5. Incorrect Username/Password error is more informative
6. Username name is now easier to read when logged in

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Spitfire Photo has released SpitfireExport for Aperture. The plugin is available as a free download from the Spitfire Photo website.

Spitfire Photo Pro provides creative professionals with a powerful set of online tools to manage, proof, sell, deliver, and market their work from anywhere in the world. With the new plug-in for Aperture, images can be exported to Spitfire Photo in one, simple step.

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Apple has posted a free online seminar titled Extending Aperture 1.5 and is aimed to help you get the most out of Aperture.

In the seminar Apple Technical Marketing Manager Joseph Linaschke takes you through working with Aperture plugins, integrating with iLife, Aperture workflows with Automator, and more. The seminar takes 32 minutes to watch and is available by registering through seminars.apple.com.

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This plugin has been around some time now, but we have just picked up on it. Lightbox Network has a plugin for Aperture available as a free download here: Aperture Export to LightBox Network.

Aperture Exporter for LightBox Network supports all of the features of LightBox Network including: XMP Metadata Editor, Instant-Send Secure Image Delivery, Live-Shoot (Shoot directly to your LightBox site), Batch Rename, Batch Compare, Custom Watermark, and more.

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