On Feb 6, 2006, at 4:18 PM, David DelMonte wrote: > You can do several things. You still can add an IDE drive and connect > to the cable that connects to the mother board. Those cables - plus > the 4 prong power cable can support at least two or three extra ide > drives. > > You can replace the scsi drive, but I personally dont like that idea - > others will disagree. > > You can go with firewire - that's what I do now. More portability for > when I travel. > > If you're not too comfortable installing an internal drive, I'd take > out the scsi stuff and move to firewire. I think you'll be fine in > Photoshop (have you looked at Aperture or LightRoom (Apple and Adobe > respectively))?? PS/CS-2 addresses most of my issues that were needed in PS/ CS. I've heard ugly things about Aperture already and can't imagine that Adobe wouldn't kick up a better solution to anything that Apple would do in the (still photography) post-production dept. Either way, most pros will still have to use PS for the vast majority of their final color and retouching, so why add yet another piece to the puzzle? I think it's great that Apple dove into the market to serve photogs-- it will keep Adobe sharp. What issues might I incur by having both SCSI and IDE drives internally? ~Jay