I also like the journey that C1P has come on.
LR has been developed from the single person perspective. It was developed as a post shoot, upload and go workflow where as C1P evolved from tethered shooting in a studio scenario so it has subtle differences in the way it works that actually make my using it potentially easier for a real simple reason... my main editing rig is a Windows workstation but my preferred mobile solution is my MacBook Pro. C1P allows me to use both of them at the same time against the same images on shared storage. This is something LR cant let me do unless I make the move to the new cloud based model - I work in IT, I dont want to do that with Adobe for at least the next 2-3 major outages they get to learn from....
As for Pixelmator, yes I can probably do it but then I am swapping a £105 a year solution for a £180 a year solution that I dont know my way round yet. I dont know... I am rambling sorry...
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Thats my plan. Once the mortgage is gone, and no one can take our house off us then I will be more bold. I will start my own company, I will buy a Porsche and treat myself to a new whatever-lux whenever I fancy.... just need this ball and chain off me first!
I was there but we had to move house for the schools so decision made with the right intentions, just it pushed out timeframes a tad is all.
As for camera gear. Sony values have just nose dived thanks to the A9 and the A7Riii so it is time for a refresh/clear out...