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jeffcarlson.com
We knew this time was coming, and now it's upon us. Apple is officially announcing that Aperture, its sunsetted professional photography editing software, will no longer run under the next major version of macOS. It's time to make a decision about where you want your Aperture libraries to live on: Photos, Lightroom Classic, or somewhere... |
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notes.baldurbjarnason.com
This is a thing people are doing. Decided to complete the list to see what I use. Mail Client: Thunderbird. Mail on iOS/iPadOS Mail Server: Easymail and Gmail Notes: text files in folders and whatever text editor I like at the time To-Do: text files in folders and whatever text editor I like at the time iPhone Photo Shooting: Apple Camera or Halide Photo Management: Apple Photos, Lightroom, Capture One Calendar: Google Calendar Cloud File Storage: Dropbox or GitHub (for the text files) RSS: NetNewsWire and Feedly. |
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www.marco.org
[AI summary] The author discusses Apple's decision to discontinue Aperture in favor of the new iOS Photos app, noting the trade-off between advanced editing tools and app performance. |
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justinvollmer.com
Justin Vollmer's personal website |
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