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Originally Posted by JP-pornshooter
see there is the difference, it is part of the person.. a mac tells you "dont worry about where your file is located, ask me for it and i will pull it from its virtual location and hand it to you.." where as pc, there is a logic, folder is placed here and the actual data file is inside the folder where i like it to be.. maybe i am a neat freak.
and yes rotating photos on a mac is a pain in the a**, sometimes i rotate thousands of photos in one setting, dont want to have to sit and pick each one separately and hope the files actually change and not just change in the virtual world of macs...
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WOW... have you guys not tried Aperture for apple yet? Makes working with your pictures stupid easy, 90% of all my correction is done in it now, more advanced corrections is a simple round house to Cs3... nothing to it. Rotation pics? if the camera your using sets orientation in the meta data... then totally automatic, else... just select all the images you want rotated and it a one button operation. Also, totally works with RAW. And you can export directly to email, a website, photo-books, templates, and just about any image format you can think of, including full watermarking etc. Seriously... it makes it stupid simple. And, it does all this WITHOUT touching your originals in any way. They are always safe.
And just for a little bit of other info... It also works with you Iphoto, and can also let you store or "work" pictures anywhere you like and reference them... you can even work with those images if they are say, on a firewire drive that you don't have with you....
If your working on a mac... and do any kind of photography... do yourself a favor and at least download the 30 day full trial.
BTW... my current aperture library has 160,000+ images in it. On an Imac with 3 gigs. The pictures alone take up around 100 gig, and I store them on an external firewire drive, backed up to a second external firewire drive... Works flawlessly.