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Apple Seeds First OS X 10.10.3 Yosemite Beta to Developers With Mac Photos App
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I feel the same. I'm cautiously hopeful that it'll be good, but I can't imagine how it could be. My fear (and honestly, expectation) is that it'll be as much of a backslide in function and usability as Pages was when they gutted it.
Please let us know how it goes.
Cool. Be sure to report back here as I'm ready to take the plunge too seeing as I finally switched to Yosemite a week ago and so far - so good.
Cool. Be sure to report back here as I'm ready to take the plunge too seeing as I finally switched to Yosemite a week ago and so far - so good.
thanks for the link. after reading through this its clear that other than lightweight color and light adjustment, most editing features are gone. :-(
Hope a future version brings them back, or are they expecting us all to purchase pixlemator?
10.10.3
photos app would be nice but i won't touch Yosemite again until they confirmed the wifi is working its been a mess since i upgraded my 2013 retina macbook pro 15" which is a real bummer because i liked it a lot but having a $2700 laptop that can't connect to the internet is a waste to me so its mavericks until they get their head on straight.
photos app would be nice but i won't touch Yosemite again until they confirmed the wifi is working its been a mess since i upgraded my 2013 retina macbook pro 15" which is a real bummer because i liked it a lot but having a $2700 laptop that can't connect to the internet is a waste to me so its mavericks until they get their head on straight.
I maybe reading between too many lines here, but I'll guess you hope it doesn't?
Geez you guys, relax a little. Aperture will still be around for quite awhile. Photo App, like all things Apple starts off with will be light on the features but generally solid with the foundations. I'm sure within the next few quick releases features will be added to the App.
Are there still events?
Can someone who has been able to try it answer this question? I read the articles on the verge, but nothing was specifically mentioned about events. They do mention grouping by year, collection, moments, and there are clearly also albums.
If event's no longer exist, that will make it hard for me to upgrade, as I rely on event titles for searching and organizing my photos.
Can someone who has been able to try it answer this question? I read the articles on the verge, but nothing was specifically mentioned about events. They do mention grouping by year, collection, moments, and there are clearly also albums.
If event's no longer exist, that will make it hard for me to upgrade, as I rely on event titles for searching and organizing my photos.
That's what happened to my Libraries when I tried Yosemite. Guessing yes, a strategic yes on Apple's part.
Photos for OS X looks like a nice replacement for iPhoto. And a crappy replacement for Aperture.
this doesn't sound very dif than iPhoto from the description. i really just want a barebones app that connects to my photo stream on my iPad and iPhone so the images are always available on the mac. I def don't see myself storing my terabyte of photos in an app like this... plenty happy with just using the mac file system to organize those...
I haven't tried it out, but I am guessing that
From Apple's marketing images, it still has it.
- A lot of the features from iPhoto or Aperture are stripped and people will be complaining about how their workflows are broken because of the changes
- It won't smartly resolve the duplicates coming from the photos from your iPhone (with iCloud Photo Library enabled) which you previously imported into iPhoto
- It's either iCloud Photo Library or it won't sync
- You can't specify where the library is stored on your Mac, so you'll have to save everything on your internal drive
- It won't work with Time Machine (They deliberately removed Time Machine support in iPhoto since Lion anyway)
From Apple's marketing images, it still has it.
Geez you guys, relax a little. Aperture will still be around for quite awhile. Photo App, like all things Apple starts off with will be light on the features but generally solid with the foundations. I'm sure within the next few quick releases features will be added to the App.
I dunno... Pages has been out how long now, with how many updates and it still hasn't regained the ability to do some pretty basic word processing tasks that it used to do without issue. For example, it still can't do facing pages. Really? A publication platform can't do facing pages? *really*?
And yeah, I watched the Verge review. It's as I feared. Great for basics, not great for anyone who wants to take their photos past simple point and shoot memories.
When it came to photos, Apple totally shafted the Pros. At least Videographers and musicians got awesome software. We got... this.
Thanks, Apple.
