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<blockquote data-quote="Krs_2007" data-source="post: 168339" data-attributes="member: 12948">In all honesty I have used aperture for several years with no problems.&nbsp; The thing with Lightroom is they have now passed Apple with features.&nbsp; I still have both but I&nbsp; am slowly migrating to LR.&nbsp; You could still use aperture but you will soon want some of the clone and heal tools that adobe excels at, as well as a few others.&nbsp; I am still holding out for apple, but not for long.&nbsp; There are other programs that you could use like Gimp, but I found to be cumbersome to work in.&nbsp; At this point I am leaning towards photo shop elements for a few of the tools and then storing images in aperture.&nbsp; But if apple drags their feet to much longer then i am making the switch.&nbsp;&nbsp; Aperture and LR are almost the same with the previous version of LR, but not now.&nbsp; I would suggest downloading demos and just see if either LR or Elements will work for you.&nbsp; You should also have iPhoto that may fill the void.Really you just need to figure out how deep you want to get into post processing.&nbsp; I try to keep it simple.Sorry for being long winded.&nbsp; Also you search for the comparison on this site between the two.Good luck,Kevin,Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk HD</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Krs_2007, post: 168339, member: 12948"] In all honesty I have used aperture for several years with no problems. The thing with Lightroom is they have now passed Apple with features. I still have both but I am slowly migrating to LR. You could still use aperture but you will soon want some of the clone and heal tools that adobe excels at, as well as a few others. I am still holding out for apple, but not for long. There are other programs that you could use like Gimp, but I found to be cumbersome to work in. At this point I am leaning towards photo shop elements for a few of the tools and then storing images in aperture. But if apple drags their feet to much longer then i am making the switch. Aperture and LR are almost the same with the previous version of LR, but not now. I would suggest downloading demos and just see if either LR or Elements will work for you. You should also have iPhoto that may fill the void. Really you just need to figure out how deep you want to get into post processing. I try to keep it simple. Sorry for being long winded. Also you search for the comparison on this site between the two. Good luck, Kevin, Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk HD [/QUOTE]

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