How are Aperture and Yosemite getting along so far?

I've had no issues with Aperture 3.6 on OS X Yosemite. There's an updated RAW converter that you can leverage if you want. I've found it has better shadow detail.

Hi Raphael,

Aperture is working fine for me.

Just a few glitches:

• The new RAW processing makes it necessary for me to change the raw fine tuning settings on many of my RAW images. The colors are suddenly very vivid, and the images are overexposed (Canon EOS 5D Mark II, Lumix FZ28 DNG)
• Aperture takes a long time to launch each time I start it, at least 40 seconds.
• The annoying error message "you have opened the library with a newer version ....", when I previously opened the library in iPhoto has been fixed.
• No more crashes.

Why do I constantly run into the statement: "You are not allowed to create or update this content" when I click on "Post"? So annoying ....

Does that happen, when you edit a post? You have only a window of 15 minutes to edit a post.

There's an updated RAW converter that you can leverage if you want. I've found it has better shadow detail.

You told me once, I recommend the Raw Fine Tuning brick too often. You were right 🙂

It's a system file, somewhere in /System/Library/CoreServices I believe.

Aperture 3.6 and Yosemite have been a nightmare for me unfortunately. Every time I try to open it since updating to Yosemite it quits unexpectedly within 5 seconds or less. I've tried repairing and rebuilding the library but that did not help. Just get the below message.

Process: Aperture [11391]

Path: /Applications/Aperture.app/Contents/MacOS/Aperture

Identifier: com.apple.Aperture

Version: 3.6 (3.6)

Build Info: Aperture-500021000000000~3

App Item ID: 408981426

App External ID: 731142774

Code Type: X86-64 (Native)

Parent Process: ??? [1]

Responsible: Aperture [11391]

User ID: 501

Date/Time: 2014-10-20 22:06:19.726 -0400

OS Version: Mac OS X 10.10 (14A388b)

Report Version: 11

Anonymous UUID: 554987CC-A5F5-9C57-2520-D55ECD699D4A

Time Awake Since Boot: 350000 seconds

Crashed Thread: 8

Exception Type: EXC_ARITHMETIC (SIGFPE)

Exception Codes: EXC_I386_DIV (divide by zero)

Same here! I just manually rebuilt my entire library and it's still quitting, no action necessary within 20 seconds of launch. Definitely a memory leak of some sort. Offhand, were you using the Yosemite beta? I was. I figure it must have something to do with the beta software. I'm downloading the publicly released version right now.

Hey everyone, I just installed the public release of Yosemite, and Aperture is back up and running as usual. Must've been something to do with the GM. If you were in in the beta for Yosemite, I am certain that this is the solution. NO NEED TO DO AN ERASE AND INSTALL! Just download Yosemite from the App Store and run the installer. 45 minutes later, you're back up and running. Enjoy!

so you guys believe it's worth upgrading? no big issues?

because i run mavericks and lately i see that aperture is crashing quite often. Yesterday i even had to rebuild the database.

I'm wondering if the new 3.6 and yosemite will fix this.

The Aperture 3.6 upgrade offered bug fixes, that are nice to have: Aperture 3.6 Release notes

Aperture 3.6 Update

• Adds compatibility with OS X Yosemite.
• Fixes an issue that could cause Aperture performance to slow down while browsing through images with onscreen proofing enabled.
• Fixes an issue where Aperture could become unresponsive in rare cases when adding to a shared photo stream.
• Fixes an issue that could cause Aperture to unexpectedly quit when using the Write IPTC Metadata to Originals feature.
• Aperture no longer displays the alert, “This library has been opened with a newer version of Aperture.” when using Library First Aid with libraries previously opened in iPhoto.

Forty seconds to launch Aperture is NG.

I hope it is only temporary, due to maintenance work while upgrading the Aperture library.

So far Aperture 3.6 in Yosemite ignores all edits and adjustments made on my iPhone 6 photo or camera apps.

To replicate the problem you could edit one or more photos in your iPhone. Then import your adjusted photos to Aperture. You will see the original photo without the adjustments you did in your iPhone.

Also if you try syncing back your photos from your mac to your iPhone via itunes NONE of the photos will keep the original adjustments.