Importing: Importing is equally as easy with C1 as it is with Aperture. Both also support referenced files it seems if that’s your preference. They are essentially package files which makes moving or dealing with them as a single file convenient at times. I like Aperture’s self contained Library Files… and C1’s catalogs work the same way. C1 has catalogs, groups, folders, projects and albums offering the exact same organizational options. Aperture has libraries, folders, projects, and albums. Photo Organization: Both offer very similar organization options. It’s actually more similar to Aperture than I remember, and superior in a few ways. I previously looked at both LR and C1 a couple of years ago and at the time I didn't like the UI of LR and found the default RAW rendering of C1 to be superior which is why I went back to it today. I've been loyal to Aperture over the last five years, but now with it fading into the sunset and the new Photos app found wanting, I spent the afternoon exploring Capture One Pro 8.
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