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Lack of interest is my guess. That plus someone in Apple imagining that it shouldn’t compete with Adobe Lightroom. Aperture, during its peak, was well liked by
by AnonHP 3y ago
Lack of interest is my guess. That plus someone in Apple imagining that it shouldn’t compete with Adobe Lightroom. Aperture, during its peak, was well liked by users. Many even liked it better than Lightroom.
Even the iPhoto of that time (on iOS) had features that Photos doesn’t have till today (I recall buying iPhoto that allowed erasing things from a photo or blurring things from a photo just by using one’s finger).
- bzzzt 3y agoMaybe also related to the decline of enthousiasts walking around with a big DSLR/mirrorless camera. If you only use your phone to take pictures that don't need big adjustments you probably aren't going to your desktop to further refine them.