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<blockquote data-quote="DaveKoontz" data-source="post: 1361" data-attributes="member: 315">Apple has really improved Aperture in the latest release (Aperture 3) but it still doesn't have all the features that Lightroom and PhotoShop may offer. I correct &quot;shooter error&quot; and crop my images in Aperture 3, but any involved image manipulation/layering is completed in PhotoShop Elements. Storing in Aperture simply meant that I store NEF there and use them as my working negatives. I also back-up my files is what I call &quot;cold storage&quot;. Also, while it's on my mind, I can not open NEF in PhotoShop Elements 6 so I have to convert to Jpeg/TIFF before I export ... does anyone know if there is a plug-in that would help?Is anyone using any of the &quot;Off-Site&quot; file storage that is being advertised on TV?&nbsp; For my 5* photos I download onto DVDs and store them some distance from my current location. A hold over from the past, but just being cautious.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="DaveKoontz, post: 1361, member: 315"] Apple has really improved Aperture in the latest release (Aperture 3) but it still doesn't have all the features that Lightroom and PhotoShop may offer. I correct "shooter error" and crop my images in Aperture 3, but any involved image manipulation/layering is completed in PhotoShop Elements. Storing in Aperture simply meant that I store NEF there and use them as my working negatives. I also back-up my files is what I call "cold storage". Also, while it's on my mind, I can not open NEF in PhotoShop Elements 6 so I have to convert to Jpeg/TIFF before I export ... does anyone know if there is a plug-in that would help? Is anyone using any of the "Off-Site" file storage that is being advertised on TV? For my 5* photos I download onto DVDs and store them some distance from my current location. A hold over from the past, but just being cautious. [/QUOTE]

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