Moin, Thank you for all your advice and comments. I really appreciate it. As I said, I downloaded the trial version of Aperture and I will test it, so far I like the concept and die ideas of it. I also read texts about people who went back to iPhoto.
And then I realized why I need something different. When I sorted my photos just on my file system, I didn't sorted them chronologically but mostly after the general theme of the photos. For example places, events, friends or family. Something I can't really do in iPhoto. I could do it on the file system but this wouldn't be visible in iPhoto. I don't know if I will try Lightroom, too. So, I'm happy to have found something which could replace iPhoto. :-) Thomas P.S. If you still wondering what the hell "Moin" means, you will find the answer here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moin :-) 2011/4/19 Thomas Bohn <[email protected]>: > Hello or Moin, > > I'm wondering about my photo workflow on my Mac recently. So I > downloaded the Aperture Trial to see wether the software works for me > or not. > > Since I'm still importing my iPhoto database I can't tell much it yet. > But I begin to wonder if I really need the power of Aperture now, on > the other hand I already saw some feature I already missed in iPhoto. > > For example iPhoto offers just one option for a general improvement of > a photo, which isn't always right. > > So basicly iPhoto means for me, to stuck at a certain level and > Aperture would mean a lot of feature which I might need or want in the > future. > > I hope for some advice and some ideas, maybe even other software I > could use instead. > > Thomas > -- PDML Pentax-Discuss Mail List [email protected] http://pdml.net/mailman/listinfo/pdml_pdml.net to UNSUBSCRIBE from the PDML, please visit the link directly above and follow the directions.
