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I have to imagine they'll do three things: - Feature/Adjustments parity with Aperture - Migration of 100% edits/metadata from Aperture/iPhoto - Photos Extens
by kingnight 12y ago
I have to imagine they'll do three things:
- Feature/Adjustments parity with Aperture
- Migration of 100% edits/metadata from Aperture/iPhoto
- Photos Extensions on Mac
The third will be really exciting. It's already going to be awesome to have VSCOcam connected to the Photos library without having to create duplicate images; this on Mac will be terrific as well.
I am looking forward to moving off Lightroom! Seems very far out for Apple though.
- ploxiln 12y agojust like Final Cut Pro X, right? (can't tell if you're sarcastic, thought maybe not)
- kingnight 12y agoI wasn't being sarcastic, but with FCP's history I can see the skepticism. I do think/hope it will be different. I feel like there are more signs pointing to "Photos" app as being superior to Aperture/iPhoto (which, yes, are totally the same thing really now) and Lightroom.
- mahyarm 12y agoWhen you use apeture, you realize it's a branch of iPhoto anyway. They use similar library formats / directory structure and probably shared a lot of code. Many people have DSLRs now a days, so raw management should be a given.
- josephlord 12y agoBased on Pages, Numbers, FCP it seems likely that the first version may lose some features but many will be added back in subsequent updates.