Drag this folder onto the open i Photo window and all photos should start to import, thereby merging and duplicating all photos from the secondary library into your primary library.Moving your photos from Aperture to Lightroom is not difficult.Suddenly it started auto-disconnecting from the computer, even though the cable was intact.

It is a good idea to back up all your libraries before doing so. If not its easy to merge all the photos from multiple libraries.Your adjustments won’t translate (workaround here), but moving to Lightroom certainly doesn’t mean losing control of your picture collection or sacrificing all the keywords and other metadata you’ve added in Aperture.As background, I should say that I have never been a full-time Aperture user – I’ve always preferred Lightroom – but I was invited to Aperture’s UK launch, have owned each version since 1.0, used it for individual projects, and as an author of books on digital photography it’s my job to understand how to make best use of mainstream programs like Aperture – just in case a publisher comes knocking.&New Line; &New Line; &New Line; &New Line; &New Line; &New Line; &New Line; &New Line; &New Line; &New Line; &New Line; &New Line; &New Line; &New Line; &New Line; &New Line; &New Line; &New Line;&New Line; &New Line; &New Line; &New Line; &New Line; &New Line; &New Line; &New Line; &New Line; &New Line; &New Line; &New Line; &New Line; &New Line; &New Line; &New Line; &New Line; &New Line; &New Line; &New Line; &New Line; &New Line; &New Line; &New Line;&New Line; &New Line; &New Line; &New Line; &New Line; &New Line; &New Line; &New Line; &New Line; &New Line; &New Line; &New Line; &New Line; &New Line; &New Line; &New Line; &New Line; &New Line; &New Line; Aperture 3.2 supports compatibility with i Cloud and i OS 5, and is recommended for all users of Aperture 3.This update addresses minor stability, performance and compatibility issues, including those listed below.