If you only had a single iPhoto library on your Mac, it should upgrade automatically as soon as you open the Photos app. If you've been resisting the transition, but have finally decided to switch to Photos on the Mac, it isn't as painful as you might think. Until then, you should keep your Aperture library and expect to migrate it to Photos again.Īpple announced in 2014 that it would no longer continue developing for iPhoto or Aperture, its older photo storage and editing programs for the Mac. Apple will be releasing an update to macOS Catalina that will address this issue. You will still be able to use Photos to choose your Aperture library as demonstrated below, but this may only show the original photos and not any edits you've made. ![]() ![]() As of macOS Catalina, Aperture is no longer compatible.
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