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Hopefully, the Apple software engineers are listening. The last thing anyone wants to do is jury-rig a fix for a brand new upgrade. Still, it’s strange that so many issues slipped by the alpha and beta tests of this program, especially considering that a good percentage of users rely on Aperture for their livelihood. Apple has already posted a number of Aperture 3 support documents on its site.

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In the company’s defense, within Aperture’s first week of release, Apple already addressed several alternate issues: a patch went out within twenty-four hours addressing video playback problems, and on Wednesday, it posted a support article regarding crashes after upgrades from Aperture 2. Unfortunately, while these solutions may work in the short term, all eyes are on Apple to deliver a permanent fix. Other suggestions included forcing the program to run in 32-bit mode (which seems to cap VM access).

A possible fix for a library lagging after conversion comes from Matthew Bergsma: rebuilding your photo thumbnails and updating your image previews.

On the upside, he reports no problems following these steps.

Importing or converting an old library: Keith Stead from Melbourne suggests manually converting the photos by opening the package contents of your old Aperture or iPhoto file, dragging your photos to the desktop, and then reimporting them month by month into a fresh Aperture 3 library.

After a restart, he turned the setting back on and the issue seemed to disappear, but this may not be true for all users.

For problems with Faces, forum user Traversario suggests turning off Faces entirely while importing (done in the Preferences pane of Aperture).

“I want to use it, but right now, I don’t have time to deal with these things, so I’m shelving it until they come out with an update.”įor those of you who want to brave the potential ordeals of updating or those who need a quick fix until Apple’s official patch, here are a few suggestions from users in the Apple Support forum:

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However, the same memory issue is also being reported during the conversion of older Aperture libraries and heavy editing of RAW images, which may mean that the problem lies in the overall way Aperture handles its virtual memory assignments during processor-heavy interactions.įormer Macworld editor Rick LePage found the program “well-near unusable on my dual-core Mac Pro… importing my iPhoto library brought my entire machine to a halt, though seem to have imported fine.” Constant lags during brush use and abrupt crashes convinced LePage to shelve Aperture until Apple provides an adequate update. Forum-goer James Stratford’s hypothesis? “Perhaps Faces is trying to scan images that are busy being processed rather than restricting itself to fully imported/processed images.”

Faces is one rumored culprit the feature analyzes all pictures in the library to pick out individual people and group their photos. also if the lens becomes 15mm and aperture is now 5.36mm: 15 / 5.36 2.79. so if we have a 28mm 2.8, and add the wide angle to the front of the lens: you probably mean a 20mm f/2.8. Apple declined to comment on the issue, but users in the Support and Discussion forums have come to several different conclusions over what processes may cause these particular system slowdowns. Milk and Coffee wrote: Im having a little trouble here too.