Aperture has never been the professional tool it was billed as. I bought a Nikon D3 when it came out and the RAW files it produced was unsupported for weeks if

Aperture has never been the professional tool it was billed as. I bought a Nikon D3 when it came out and the RAW files it produced was unsupported for weeks if not months with no updates on when support would come. I was forced to switch to Lightroom and didn't look back. Shortly after, they announced a new version and that they had been in a code freeze for new camera support. Now killing this professional tool (while they say they'll have a migration path to a consumer tool) doesn't seem like the right move.