[Leica] Lightroom or CS4 Bridge?

[afirkin at afirkin.com (afirkin at afirkin.com)]

Perhaps the other thing I like about LR is the non-destructive way it
works on the images. I don't have to store the original raw image and the
adjusted PS images to have a record of what I had and did. That alone is
worth the entry, I do what I can in LR, and if I need a final touch up in
PS over it goes and is "stacked" when finished with the original RAW
image. Really quick and easy, keeps things together that used to get
"lost" before.

Cheers


> The develop module gives you:
> (from top to bottom)
>       cropping
>       spotting
>       dodging and burning
>       white balance
>       color temperature sliders
>       tint sliders
>       color or grayscale
>       exposure slider
>       highlight recovery slider
>       fill light slider
>       black slider
>       clarity slider
>       vibrance slider
>       saturation slider
>
>       Curves:
>               highlight slider
>               lights slider
>               darks slider
>               shadow slider
>
>       Hue Saturation Luminance:
>               in all colors sliders
>
>       Split Toning:
>               Highlights - hue and saturation sliders
>               Shadows - hue and saturation sliders
>
>       Detail:
>               Sharpening - amount, radius, detail, masking sliders
>               Noise reduction - luminance, color sliders
>               Chromatic aberration - red/cyan, blue/yellow sliders and 
> defringing
>
>       Vignette:
>               Lens correction - amount, midpoint sliders
>               Post Crop - amount, midpoint, roundness, feather sliders
>
>       Camera calibration:
>               shadows tint slider
>               Red primary - hue and saturation
>               Green primary - hue and saturation
>               Blue primary - hue and saturation
>
> These are not afterthoughts.
> They are just the same as found in PS
>
> If you've not achieved the effects you want with the above
> simply go to > Photo > Edit in Photoshop
> and you're there to continue with your work.
>
> Regards,
> George Lottermoser
> george at imagist.com
> http://www.imagist.com
> http://www.imagist.com/blog
> http://www.linkedin.com/in/imagist
>
> On Dec 6, 2009, at 4:59 PM, Mark Rabiner wrote:
>
>> The picture tweaking thing is an afterthought.
>
>
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