I shudder to think how it copes (or doesn't) with the 40-50+MB RAWs some modern bodies produce. I'm editing RAWS, but only from a decade-old Canon 550D. Previews take longer to load (multiple seconds) when culling/ratingĮdits are laggy when moving sliders (I would accept this for complex or 'AI' edits, but not for basic-bitch exposure changes) Yet compared with Aperture on a 2008 Macbook (2c/2t, 4GB RAM): Hundreds of edits and ratings across thousands of photos. When I hit 'export' it did indeed export the selected photos, but yeah - it's dumped the entire catalog. I very deliberately clicked 'no', at which point the entire H:/ drive disappeared from my catalog. Seemed odd as I was in the exports dialog and definitely hadn't asked it to remove anything. Last night I went to export some edits and whilst selecting the export destination, a dialog popped up asking if I was sure I wanted to remove 'that' folder (the entire folder) from my catalog as this would delete all my edits and ratings.

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