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<\/center><\/p>\nClearly, I’m not the only one making the move, especially if you take into account the large increase in Mac sales in the past few quarters. Forget the upper table – Aperture does not run on Windows so it’s not a fair comparison. The lower table is.<\/p>\n
When did you last hear of a meaningful update to Aperture or see any advertising for the product?<\/p>\n
Those still using Aperture should be getting worried and would do well to consult my earlier piece<\/a> on abandoning that major stress source for Mac performance. Aperture is another orphan application which couldn’t handle the heat in the kitchen. It’s future is …. well, what future? Have you noticed how Aperture does not even support Panasonic G1\/GH1\/GF1 RAW file import – maybe the most signifiant camera design to hot the market in the past year? That makes me think it’s a dying application, starved of capital as Apple concentrates on making …. cell phones.<\/p>\n It bears repeating – the user interface in Lightroom is not only logical and linear, it actually makes photo processing fun. That’s not something I thought I would ever write. And you don’t lose track of originals or accidentally erase them, either.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Aperture is dead in the water. Having started serious volume digital photo processing with Apple’s Aperture and finally made the switch to Lightroom almost two years ago, the following data recently released by Adobe hardly surprise me: Clearly, I’m not the only one making the move, especially if you take into account the large increase … Continue reading Lightroom wins<\/span>