If I designed a computer with 200 chips, I tried to design it with 150. And then I would try to design it with 100. I just tried to find every trick I could in life to design things real tiny.
- Steve Wozniak
Another post about my life as an iMac newbie. Today's topic: software dilemmas... What if there are several decent programs available? The hours I spent reading reviews and asking for advice...
You see. I'm not a professional photographer, but I am a serious hobby photographer. I have over 90.000 photos on my PC. And so far I never really took the time to import all of them into a program for editing and viewing. I organized kept trying to organize the folders myself. Note the try bit here... I need a proper program for easy editing and overview.
I did try Lightroom for some editing in the past, and I've heard good thing about it too. But now I also have the choice to get Aperture for Mac. Read below the positive/negative about both and maybe you'll understand my dilemma!
I can't think of any other important points I should mention. I don't want to buy Aperture because it's from Apple. If I buy it, it will be because it's the right program for me. So far though, I'm really unsure about this.
I wrote this post to show the thought that goes into choosing certain software... And as you can see, I haven't quite made up my mind yet. Although I think Lightroom is winning here.
I will try both programs soon, both have trial options. Although I have some experience with Lightroom, I'd like to see with my own eyes how it fits on my new iMac. Same goes for Aperture, although the only experience I have with that is iPhoto...
Comments are appreciated, but give good arguments and don't just try to sell one product to me. 
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