[Leica] [OM] And now a Lightroom question

[Adam Bridge]

I'm spot-on with Bob on this. Having figured out how to use Lightroom for asset management, keywording, etc, it's terrific. 

In concert with Photoshop it's fabulous. I tend to do a first-cut in LR and then do the tweaking in Photoshop. I've been working more and more in Lab color space, especially for autumn images and landscapes. I think that LR actually does some of its work in Lab behind the scenes but I can't be sure of that and I don't know anyone at Adobe to ask. And for printing LR is great.

Adam

> On 2014 Dec 2, at 7:55 PM, Bob Adler <rgacpa at gmail.com> wrote:
> 
> The combo of LR for asset management (keeping your photos organized and ranked/sortable) and initial raw processing, and Photoshop for refined development is, IMO, unbeatable. 
> Now that you can create an ACR layer in Photoshop, LR may be only needed for organizing.