I think you can get in touch with Adobe and transfer CS to Apple, have not done that lately but did at one time when I saw the light and went to Apple products.
You will never regret making that move. And if you have an Apple store nearby, you can take it in no matter how old and if they can fix it on site they will at no charge. There customer service is as good as the products. I have taken mine in one time, it was brutal hot and one of their guys met me in the Mall Parking lot, carried it in and out for me. They fixed it right there it was operator error.
I have a desktop from 09, and I almost wish it would die so I could get a new one. Have a Mac Book Pro also.

I think raw is a post processing waste of time. I use it when I am not sure of the image, but really, with today's equipment, how often is that. A correctly exposed jpeg image is as good as it gets and will save you a bunch of post processing time.

I love the following comment about a raw image.

"It would be easier to color correct, which it needs, though that can be done with a jpeg as well."

Duh

Just saw that last one, I really like what you are doing.

Couple questions, do the frames connect together, where do you get them and how did you hang that large print.

Thanks.

Try Mpix for large prints, they do not roll them but package them very nicely, agree about the rolls.

I would also suggest 16x24

I downloaded the last one it should do fine*, I use a company called Mpix and they do nice quick turnaround work at a reasonable price.
You will have to crop them to 18x24 and up the resolution to 240 or so and then upload them to Mpix. Holler if you need help, could do it for you. Larry

Old saying, if you ever say "if I had only had my camera," your are not a photographer. :)

Thank you am frankly surprised that no one has responded that used pbase.

I have been with pbase.com for years, they started out free and the guy just asked for donations, then he started charging 23$ a year, have so many there, it would be a chore to change.
I confess I haven't taken advantages of all their templates to make my collection look better. www.pbase.com/lbrandt79

I have had an Epson 2200 for years and have had no problems, have a friend who had one and the heads went but I think his was from lack of use, they do need to be used regularly. I have had to use the Printer Utility a few time to clean the heads but they always returned to normal.

Hello, I missed your earlier thread about getting back into film. And am sure you have shared why you are and what you plan on shooting but would be curious as to why you would want to get back into film.

I too always start with the Sunny f16 rule and adjust from there.

Do some research, there are tours for photographers, and the guides know when and where.
This was taken at Antelope Canyon