Never liked iPhoto, either, and instead used Aperture from its beginnings and in fact still am occasionally using it, while well aware that it's time to move on to another editing program. I've been trying out various programs including Luminar 2018, Capture One Pro 11 for Sony, and Darktable. Really not enthused about Lightroom and the whole subscription thing, although in the past I did use Photoshop for image editing.
Until recently I really didn't take that many photos on my iPhone, and periodically I clean out the Camera Roll by bringing everything into the computer and then deleting anything I don't want to keep. I prefer organizing my images my own way rather than how Apple/Photos would do it.
Watching the event, I figured the camera’s ability to stack more frames in a shot was part of what helped it do so. I suppose if nothing else, it will push the idea into the mainstream to maybe get more hardware and software development time?
