
As a result, some settings aren’t transferred. Some Aperture/iPhoto features don’t have an equivalent feature in Lightroom. Lightroom can automatically stack the preview with the original photo. You can import ‘Full size’ previews from Aperture/iPhoto (optional, off by default) to help you remember how you edited the file in Aperture, provided that they are up-to-date.

Aperture Versions will translate into Virtual Copies in Lightroom (metadata only – no Develop adjustments).

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They’re going to continue refining the plug-in and will include it in a future Lightroom update and it’s now included in Lightroom 5.7 (updated 18 November 2014), but if you’re itching to convert your Aperture library (3.5.1 or later) or iPhoto library (9 or later), you can try it right now. So what do you need to know? What’s Included in the Transfer: Adobe has just released their first Aperture/iPhoto to Lightroom Import tool.
