Long Live Photos

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By Federico ViticciJul 1, 2014, 12:03 pm889 pts
Joseph Linaschke, who runs ApertureExpert, has a great take on Apple's decision to discontinue Aperture and focus on a single Photos app: Before we can look to the future, let’s look at the past. Aperture itself has been around since 2005; nearly a decade. And of course it started being written well before…

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