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To me Apple just doesn't seem to care that Aperture is falling behind, especially for people who do RAW processing.
Use html to display droplr image on website update#
My reasons:ġ) I was never really satisfied with my RAW conversions in Aperture and my side by side results with RAW files are better in Lightroom than in Aperture.Ģ) I find the Lightroom sharpening, noise removal, and repair brushes to be superior to Aperture equivalents and I really like the grad filter and adjustment brush which Aperture lacks.ģ) Lightroom has much more support in terms of color profiles such as Huelight, books, forums, how-to's, presets, plug-ins, etc.Ĥ) On my iMac, Lightroom runs quicker than Aperture did, I don't know why but it's a noticeable change.ĥ) Finally, it's been so long since we had a real update to Aperture that I don't think it's a very high priority for Apple right now. It is always good to have options.Īfter several years of Aperture I went the other way (Aperture to Lightroom 5) a few months ago. Very likely we will see killer new versions of both LR and Aperture. So let's see what the rest of 2014 brings. But if I need serious work done, I will have the file in some combination of the Nik Collection, Perfect Photo Suite 8, Pixelmater (rarely), or Helicon (if I need to focus stack). But if I am seriously editing a photo, LR does not have the tools I likely want either! I will use LR or Aperture for basic edits. But folks will say.but Aperture does not have the editing tools that are available in LR. Also the easy of integrating Aperture library contents with other Apple apps like iMovie, Maps, Keynote.etc. Why drop LR for Aperture? Subjective UI differences.I like Aperture design better.
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And if Apple does deliver a big upgrade to Aperture this year, I just might drop LR completely. Either can open/use the commonly referenced originals. And of course Time Machine backups up everything.įor the time being I will have fun using both LR and Aperture. I also created an Aperture Vault as library backup. Not too bad given it reflects 56,002 photos. Given the quantity of files.a lot less problems that I would have guessed. So Aperture had no problem importing them. The last couple of days I have been importing my E-M1 raw files into LR as native ORF raw files. So the few of them I had were exported as TIF and Aperture could bring them in. My Olympus E-M1 raw files that I had converted to DNG were a problem. Aperture also imported all my DNG files that had been created from Canon CR2 originals. The older files from the 90s and early 2000s were jogs that gave no problem. So yesterday I purchased Aperture from the app store, and imported 56,002 images as referenced files (the originals stay where I put them using LR). But now that I am using more and more of the apps in the Mac ecosystem, like Maps to put GPS on old images, I want a Mac friendly photo management tool.
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Two years ago when I moved from PC to Mac at home, I stayed with LR. I started off on a PC many years ago with Lightroom.
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