Max Number of Photos

Does anyone know if Aperature has a maximum photo capacity? I have nearly 18,000 photos in iPhoto. When I try to import into iPhoto, it crashes (perhaps because I am near its capacity). I am averse to using iPhoto Library Manager to manage my ever-growing library. Thus, I am interested in Aperature on a non-professional level. Is Aperature overkill if I simply want to use it to handle a large amount of photos and to organize them (not using RAW files nor editing very much)? Thanks for your advice.
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ya know... you can drag and drop your iphoto albums into aperture - since i have about 6k images in iphoto, and importing them, i am told takes a lot of time and is redunant anyhow- i just pick the albums that i want and DRAG them into aperture. easy and no crashes. for huge volumes of images - i use iView which has 30k images in it so far and smokes. maybe aperature, some day, will build enought confidence to replace iphoto and iview.
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