Aperture itself! It still runs in El Capitan and Yosemite just fine, so it should be a little while (who knows how long) before it finally stops working.Īs mentioned, Lightroom is an option, Affinity Photos is an option, ACDSee for Mac is an option.

The ability of Photos to take Extensions may eventually make a big difference - I'm currently testing some Macphun Extensions for Photos and man does that kick it up to a whole new level! But until a lot of other PS plug-in companies take advantage of this, you might want to look at alternatives.Īs Charlie mentioned, the best one would be. In the end, I am unlikel to work in ROMM very often, but wanted to be able to in there was a need.Photos doesn't suck at all, but I can see where people with a bit more tact would say it's a poor substitute for Aperture, and I would agree with them. However, Krita seem to be able to recognize a correctly display the linear prophoto profile. I am also able to convert from linear prophoto to ROMM in ACDsee and Krita. This seems to give the same result as converting the file to ROMM RGB within AP. As a work around, I have taken the ROMM RGB profile from AP and loaded it into darktable as a new output colorspace. I am not able to locate the linear prophoto profile in the darktable installation files in order to provide it to AP. It would appear that AP isn't recognizing this profile. Nonetheless, the only built-in Prophoto profile in darktable is linear. At least that doesn't seem to be the case for darktable's raw processing.

I'm not sure linear profiles are limited to 32 bit. When it comes to colorspace and profiles, I am out of my depth.

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