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Nov 30, 2015 9:42 PM in response to AKA Markby LarryHN,Note clear what you did
Migrating to Photos does not every include any importing and has no effect on the aperture library so what you describe does not make any sense
All you have to do to go back to Aperture is to launch it (you need Aperture 3.6) and continue on forward - nothing is changes by a correct migration to Photos (or even an incorrect import to Photos)
If somehow you managed to mess this up simply restore your backup of the Aperture library from when it was good and move forward
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Nov 30, 2015 11:20 PM in response to AKA Markby léonie,★HelpfulSee this support document on how the contents from Aperture will migrate to Photos:
https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT204478
How Photos handles content and metadata from iPhoto and Aperture - Apple Support
and want to continue with Aperture...how could I get my pictures back in Aperture the way they were...albums projects an all? Anyone feel the same? or am I missing something with Photos..?
If Aperture launches on an apparently empty library, it may have created a new library on launch, because the migrated Aperture has been marked as "migrated" by a changed filename extension.
Select your Aperture library in the Finder. It will be by default in the Pictures folder. Are there two Aperture libraries - one small, empty new library and your older, larger Aperture library?
The migrated library will look like this:
When you double click it to open, you may see this warning:
Click the button "Open Library in Aperture": Does this bring your photos back?
If Photos won't open a library that you already migrated - Apple Support
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Nov 30, 2015 11:22 PM in response to léonieby AKA Mark,Ok...thank you all....sorry..I easily freak out...It had in fact opened a new library so I just selected the old one....All is right with the world now....except a few things in the middle east....thanks to you all...
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