Archived posting to the Leica Users Group, 2010/03/20
[Author Prev] [Author Next] [Thread Prev] [Thread Next] [Author Index] [Topic Index] [Home] [Search]Hi all: Since I have no clue what you all are talking about when you start advising each other on processing your raw files and levels and profiles etc etc, and I am struggling to learn how to do even basic things in PS (which I own in the latest incarnation because I was able to get it and many other Adobe programs (Illustrator, a bunch of other stuff) in a package for under $200 as a part-time faculty member at NYU, I'm reaching out to get advice on what I'm doing. I notice most you a. work in raw files and import them into whatever program you use to process them; and b. use Light Room rather than Photoshop. So my question is, what does Light Room do that Photoshop doesn't? When I say Photoshop I mean to include Adobe Bridge, which seems like a slightly creaky (in the Tin Man sense) but adequate format in which one can organize one's library of images, rename them, etc. Lastly, if anyone cares to share his/her experience, I would love to hear how some of you folks went about learning LR or PS. (I have *Photoshop for Dummies* but it's incoherent, badly organized and kind of incomprehensible. And when it is comprehensible it's kind of lame.) Thanks for any advise and info. Vince P