Photo editing and management software developed by Apple with professional tools, RAW support, facial recognition, geotagging, and non-destructive workflows
Aperture is professional photo editing and management software developed by Apple for macOS. It was first released in 2005 as a competitor to Adobe's Lightroom. Aperture provides photographers with a streamlined workflow to import, organize, cull, rate, edit, and publish large photo libraries with powerful tools built for pros.
Key features of Aperture include:
While development on Aperture ceased in 2014, it still has an intuitive interface and robust toolset for managing and editing a large volume of images efficiently as a photographer. Many pros continue to use Aperture in their workflows even though it lacks some newer RAW formats and isn't updated anymore.
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