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<blockquote data-quote="BackdoorArts" data-source="post: 266077" data-attributes="member: 9240">Cross the board, for ease of you and powerful basic editing, Lightroom is all you really need to process RAW images.&nbsp; It's part of the CC package, but I just got an email from B&amp;H this morning with a single use promo code selling LR5 for $69.&nbsp; That's a bargain.&nbsp; Hopefully you are on their mailing list and got one too - if you did, buy that and worry about CC later.Software is a double-edged sword.&nbsp; It sucks to put money into it and then have it get upgraded, so you're on an &quot;old&quot; version, but a the same time there are things I can't do with something like Lightroom that requires something else.&nbsp; Given the cost of full blown Photoshop, the CC offer isn't bad as you'll always be on the current version, and it'll take 3 years to cover the cost of buying Lightroom and the Student/Teacher edition of CS6, so it's almost a no brainer, provided you want PS.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="BackdoorArts, post: 266077, member: 9240"] Cross the board, for ease of you and powerful basic editing, Lightroom is all you really need to process RAW images. It's part of the CC package, but I just got an email from B&H this morning with a single use promo code selling LR5 for $69. That's a bargain. Hopefully you are on their mailing list and got one too - if you did, buy that and worry about CC later. Software is a double-edged sword. It sucks to put money into it and then have it get upgraded, so you're on an "old" version, but a the same time there are things I can't do with something like Lightroom that requires something else. Given the cost of full blown Photoshop, the CC offer isn't bad as you'll always be on the current version, and it'll take 3 years to cover the cost of buying Lightroom and the Student/Teacher edition of CS6, so it's almost a no brainer, provided you want PS. [/QUOTE]

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