Apple Acquires Photo Editing App Maker Pixelmator

[bladerunner88]

Apple should have never ended Aperture. I have yet to find a professional photo app that has such an elegant workflow as Aperture had.

Hey Comfortably Numb check out this link:

https://www.gentlemencoders.com/ From some of the Guys On the Aperture Team, also just in case you were unaware:

https://github.com/cormiertyshawn895/Retroactive#reprocessing-raw-photos-in-aperture Can keep Aperture going a little bit longer! Also iTunes I kid u not.....

 

[Hank001]

Apple should have never ended Aperture. I have yet to find a professional photo app that has such an elegant workflow as Aperture had.

It's really awkward that for video they have light (iMovie) version and Pro (FCP) version. For photography, there is only a light version.

Strange.

 

[Comfortably Numb]

It's really awkward that for video they have light (iMovie) version and Pro (FCP) version. For photography, there is only a light version.

Strange.

And the "light version" utterly sucks. Its entirely and totally infuriating that the Photos app hands freaking JPEGs to external editors for roundtrip editing. JPEGS. FFFS.

What on God’s earth are these people smoking?

 

[Hank001]

And the "light version" utterly sucks. Its entirely and totally infuriating that the Photos app hands freaking JPEGs to external editors for roundtrip editing. JPEGS. FFFS.

What on God’s earth are these people smoking?

They don't seem to be doing any dogfooding

 

[bladerunner88]

And the "light version" utterly sucks. Its entirely and totally infuriating that the Photos app hands freaking JPEGs to external editors for roundtrip editing. JPEGS. FFFS.

What on God’s earth are these people smoking?

Also I will mention that unbelievably right around the time they said they would no longer support Aperture, about a Week later The iPad Pro was introduced and first out of the gate comes Adobe with a Mobile Vs of P.Shop for the iPad!!

There should have been an iOS Vs. of Aperture for F#$%^ Sake!! Especially as the Pro had a USB-C port allowing Hard Drives and Cameras to connect directly to iPad.

 suceded all that screen real estate to Adobe!!