Aperture For Mac Sierra

Does Aperture still work in macOS 10.13? Discussion in 'macOS High Sierra (10.13)' started by Sven11, Jun 18. And with the new file system it is much faster. Plus the Apple Raw engine have been updated (so I think) since I can recover areas that was underexpoused much better. However I just reinstalled Aperture into High Sierra without.

I know there have been many discussions here over the years about Apple's Aperture program (the former Lightroom competitor), which hasn't been updated or supported by Apple since 2014. Most discussions have been about migrating to Photos or Lightroom, etc., but I know there are holdovers like myself who found the ease and familiarity of the program's organizational structure unmatched anywhere else.

And I've hung on, even though Aperture was getting more and more funky - trouble shutting down, having to rebuild it every few weeks, etc. With the release of High Sierra, however, I've found Aperture to be a hundred times more stable for me and seems to be running better than before.

And my main library holds around 40,000 photos. Anyone else having the same experience? I know there have been many discussions here over the years about Apple's Aperture program (the former Lightroom competitor), which hasn't been updated or supported by Apple since 2014. Most discussions have been about migrating to Photos or Lightroom, etc., but I know there are holdovers like myself who found the ease and familiarity of the program's organizational structure unmatched anywhere else. And I've hung on, even though Aperture was getting more and more funky - trouble shutting down, having to rebuild it every few weeks, etc. With the release of High Sierra, however, I've found Aperture to be a hundred times more stable for me and seems to be running better than before.

And my main library holds around 40,000 photos. Anyone else having the same experience?I know there have been many discussions here over. () Scary part is that with any update to the OS, Aperture can break, hope you are using referenced instead of a managed library, or you know how to dig into the managed library to access all of your images. That being said, I used to Love Aperture myself before it was orphaned.

Scary part is that with any update to the OS, Aperture can break, hope you are using referenced instead of a managed library, or you know how to dig into the managed library to access all of your images. That being said, I used to Love Aperture myself before it was orphaned. Same here, but you are spot on. Best price for an apple mac book problems.

With some OS update, probably without warning, Aperture will be a goner. I decided not to wait and subscribed to LR. I was completely lost the first week, but I’m improving. And if the OP is worried about the subscription model, someone made a great point recently by comparing what we pay monthly for LR and Photoshop to what coffee drinkers pay at Starbucks. I thought it was a great analogy.