: This version was specifically released to provide compatibility with OS X Yosemite (10.10) and later. It remains the only version that can run on more recent systems, though it is no longer supported on current macOS releases.
: It maintains high-level organization features, including non-destructive editing, sophisticated tagging, and library management that influenced the development of the modern Apple Photos app. Apple Aperture 3.6
Apple Aperture 3.6 is the final version of the professional photo management and editing software released by Apple. Because it has been discontinued, its primary "feature" today is its role as a legacy bridge for users with extensive Aperture libraries who still use older macOS versions. Key features and capabilities of version 3.6 include: : This version was specifically released to provide
: It allows for direct camera connection and image transfer, taking approximately 4 seconds to render an image from the point of shutter release in professional tests. Apple Aperture 3
: Version 3.6 supports integration with various third-party photo editing plugins, such as the ON1 Photo series and Perfect Effects , allowing for expanded filters, presets, and retouching tools.
: It includes support for a wide range of RAW formats available up to its final updates, including tethered shooting for older professional cameras like the Nikon D810 .