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This journal discusses photography in all its guises with an emphasis on the art of making photographs.
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I have to agree with you about your comparisons between LR and Aperture. I’ve been working with both programs, but the management tools in LR simply don’t cut it for me as a wedding photographer. I like the development tools in LR, but even in that area the workflow is too linear, unlike with Aperture.
Adobe does however score points with making the program more accessible to less power heavy computers. I can run LR on my old Macmini (though it runs slow), but it’s impossible to do so with Aperture, which runs on my Powerbook G4. I’m looking forward to upgrading to an iMac or MacPro sometimes this Summer.
Anyway, thanks for your posts.