Übermind has recently released updates for ÜberÜpload,Aperture to Picasa, and Aperture to Archive.

ÜberÜpload 2.0.1, Aperture to Picasa 1.3.2, and Aperture to Archive 1.1.2 updates have “Resolved Aperture compatibility issues” with Aperture 2. ÜberÜpload runs $24.95, Aperture to Picasa runs $24.95, and Aperture to Archive runs $14.95. All three products have a free 15-day trial version for download.

From their press release:

SEATTLE, Washington—March 12, 2008 — Übermind, Inc., the market leader in the development of Aperture export plug-ins, today introduced updated versions of three of it’s most popular products: ÜberUpload for Aperture, Aperture to Picasa Web Albums, and Aperture to Archive. Reengineered to take full advantage of Aperture 2’s new, streamlined architecture, the updates build upon Übermind’s tradition of simplifying complex digital processes via intuitive, elegant user interfaces.
“Whether it’s transferring your images to a remote FTP/SFTP server, uploading them to Google’s Picasa Web Albums, or creating compressed archives of them, our plug-ins are all about streamlining your workflow. Enhancements made to the export process in Aperture 2 have allowed us to
redesign our plug-ins to make them faster than ever before,” said Shehryar Khan, Ubermind’s CEO. “Now, our plug-ins take full advantage of Aperture 2’s background export functionality, officially ending the days of waiting for your export to complete.”

Pricing and Availability

New versions of ÜberUpload for Aperture, Aperture to Picasa Web Albums, and Aperture to Archive are available for direct download from Übermind’s website. The updates, free for existing customers, retail for as low as $14.95. Users can always try a fully functional version of these plug-ins free for 15 days. At any time users can easily purchase a software license from within the plug-in.

Übermind’s expertise in integrating large enterprise systems, combined with it’s knowledge of designing intuitive user interfaces, has provided a solid foundation for developing high-quality export plug-ins for
Aperture.

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Übermind’s ApertureToArchive has been updated to version 1.1.1. The update has the following new features and fixes:

1. Added warning when attempting to export to an unwritable location
2. Resolved sporadic export warnings for some licensed users

Aperture to Archive is available for $14.95 and you can download a free 15 day trial.

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Übermind’s Aperture to Picasa Web Albums allows for seamless export to Google’s Picasa Web Albums online service.

The plugin costs $24.95 and a free 15 day trial is available for download.

Version 1.3.1 adds the following features and fixes:

1 - Resolved sporadic export warnings for some licensed users
2 - Images with keywords now upload substantially faster
3 - New connection components prevent upload stalling

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Übermind has released an update to their Aperture To Picasa Web Albums plugin. Version 1.2 of the plugin fixes a number of bugs and adds a change to the upload routine so that images get uploaded in the order in which they were selected.

Übermind’s latest release is available as a free 30 day trial or for purchase at a modest $24.95.

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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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Übermind has just released Aperture to Archive, a plugin for Aperture that allows you to export images to a compressed format.

Aperture to Archive supports four of the most popular Apple and Unix compression formats including: DMG, ZIP, Bzip2, and Gzip2. The compression has no effect on image quality.

Note that Aperture to Archive is a BETA product and expires on 7/31/2007.

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Bakari Chavanu from Inside Aperture had an opportunity to interview Aaron Morse from Übermind about plugin development for Aperture.

The interview can be read here.

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Übermind has just announced a plugin for Aperture that allows image export directly to Google’s Picasa Web Albums site.

Aperture to Picasa Web Albums 1.0 is a beta product that expires on July 15, 2007. Until then Aperture to Picasa Web Albums has the following features:

• Ability to create new albums
• Support for Public and Unlisted Albums
• Ability to view album covers
• A status indicator show how much storage you have left
• Automatic uploading of Aperture keywords as Picasa tags
• Support for Mac OS X Keychain

Aperture to Picasa Wed Albums is currently available as a free download from Übermind’s site.

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Software development company Übermind has just announced a new Aperture plugin that allows the export of images to a FileMaker database.

ApertureToFilemaker 1.0 boasts the following features.

• Support for multiple FileMaker databases
• Automatically creates schema and table structure
• Inserts photo and 120+ pieces of metadata
• Keychain support

For more information visit Übermind’s website here.

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The ApertureToGallery plugin, originally developed and made available at AperturePlugins is now being distributed by Ubermind, the same folks who brought you ApertureToFTP Pro.

The latest version of ApertureToGallery adds support for editable Gallery entries, a sorted list of Albums and improved error handling.
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