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<blockquote data-quote="Krs_2007" data-source="post: 443855" data-attributes="member: 12948">Great tips from Jake there.Honestly, I made the switch without really knowing anything or watching any videos.&nbsp; I like to get the lay of the land before I start learning.&nbsp; Since I have watched videos and read a lot of tips and even removed all pictures to organize and setup things then re-imported.&nbsp; With that said, if you already have them in folders and you are use to that organization then let LR import those folders and your all set.I have a few things that seem better with LR, start up and switching panels seem faster to me after the initial catalog upgrade was finished.&nbsp; Still going through the options and will try to process a few older pictures by resetting and performing the same edits.&nbsp; Camera is in the shop so new pictures for me at the moment, just tinkering with older ones.After using LR for a while it almost seems alien to go back to Aperture and use the tools.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Krs_2007, post: 443855, member: 12948"] Great tips from Jake there. Honestly, I made the switch without really knowing anything or watching any videos. I like to get the lay of the land before I start learning. Since I have watched videos and read a lot of tips and even removed all pictures to organize and setup things then re-imported. With that said, if you already have them in folders and you are use to that organization then let LR import those folders and your all set. I have a few things that seem better with LR, start up and switching panels seem faster to me after the initial catalog upgrade was finished. Still going through the options and will try to process a few older pictures by resetting and performing the same edits. Camera is in the shop so new pictures for me at the moment, just tinkering with older ones. After using LR for a while it almost seems alien to go back to Aperture and use the tools. [/QUOTE]

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