I wouldn't want to do all of this and slow my computer down particularly on a day to day basis for something I don't use every day, especially if I will only have a few pictures from that camera (1800 or so possibly!) if that makes sense. I believe Aperture is still useable on High Sierra and hopefully will continue to be so for subsequent upgrades when I come to replace this iMac (given it still seems to be useable on upgrades to High Sierra as i understand it). Presumably once upgraded this will also enable me to see the pictures from this camera in Preview as well, as I can't do this either at present? (I can only see them using the Canon RAW Software).Īt present I'm just borrowing the camera short term but it is one I would like to buy in future.
#APERTURE SOFTWARE PURCHASE UPDATE#
From what you're saying, I understand that in the App Store Aperture will change from a greyed out installed button, to a download/update button as my system will then be compatible with Aperture 3.6 to enable the upgrade.ģ) Then download Digital Camera RAW Compatibility Update 6.01.
#APERTURE SOFTWARE PURCHASE UPGRADE#
To summarise, so I have the correct action plan(!):ġ) I need to upgrade from Mavericks which I am currently on (2011 iMac - didn't want to slow systems down further) to Yosemite or better.Ģ) Then I can upgrade Aperture to 3.6 as I have it in my App Store purchasing history from 2011. But you can only update Aperture to 3.6, if you are running a system that is compatible with Aperture 3,6. So upgrading to El Capitan or Yosemite should give you the RAW support you need. But your Camera is already supported by Digital Camera RAW Compatibility Update 6.01, that has been released with Yosemite, Digital camera RAW formats supported by OS X Yosemite - Apple Support Which system are you running? Even Aperture 3.6 does not support the new RAW Support that has been released after the Digital Camera RAW Compatibility Update 6.17, that came out on El Capitan. This will work, if Aperture is showing in your purchase history at the AppStore, see: You can try to upgrade to Aperture 3.6, if you are running MacOS 10.10.3 or newer by reinstalling Aperture.
It is not possible to upgrade to this version on an older system. Aperture 3.6 is required for MacOS 10.10.3 or newer versions of macOS X.
Aperture is no longer sold from the App Store, because Apple stopped the development.
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