Can I migrate photos back to Aperture, life is too short for me to waite while Apple sorts Photos out!
Has anybody noticed how many updates iTunes has,is it because it's a money stream?
MacBook Pro, OS X Mavericks (10.9.1)
Download and run Etrecheck. Copy and paste the results into your reply. Etrecheck is a diagnostic tool that was developed by one of the most respected users here in the ASC and recommended by Apple Support to provide a snapshot of the system and help identify the more obvious culprits that can adversely affect a Mac's performance.
No you can not go backwards - you can export from Phots and import into Aperture but it is a really bad idea as Aperture is a dead product and works less well with each OS release and some day will totally stop working
What specific issues do you have with Photos? It is very well "sorted Out" now but is not a professional program and is not intended to be one
LN
I an talking about Photos using HighSierra,here is a sample of the problems other users are having:-
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When I export an image from the edit panel to another editor on reimporting the file, Photos crashes.
3 out of 5 Macs I tested at Apple stores when exporting a sample image to Markup crashed when I did a similar test.
The same problem was on a senior Mac expert's Mac who was trying to help me.
There are many horror stories on this forum about Photos.
There are many horror stories on this forum about Photos.
there sure are - because that is the only reason people come here - like a hospital emergency - not the place to judge the general health of a population
Photos works extremely well and if you want to solve your specific issues then it can be done but you have to be intelligent about it and post revelant details and questions, not off the wall crazy things like you are
again you can not migrate back but you can export and go back or go to any other program like LightRoom or others
And you probably can resolve yoru Photos issues if you want to - but the wayyou are going about it will ntoresolve anything
LN
can I migrate photos back to aperture
