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<blockquote data-quote="FastGlass" data-source="post: 389746" data-attributes="member: 13822"><p>When needing to do more I just choose &quot;edit in&quot; and choose Elements. When finished, I choose save. When doing it this way on the laptop, the image doesn't look any different once back in lightroom. Which I don't care because I never really use the laptop for adjustments. Although when doing the same thing with the desktop. The adjustments made in Elements do appear once back in Lightroom. The whole software thing is foreign to me. I've watched countless video's but they don't seem to explain exactly what the issue or question I have. And when they do, it's so vague It doesn't really answer my question. I need to find someone to sit down next to me and go over all the scenarios. Another thing is when they explain something. They never explain why and what happens when you don't.&nbsp; I have both CD's on Lightroom and Elements. Have the Phil Steele training videos. I do find that Phil Steele does a better job explaining.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="FastGlass, post: 389746, member: 13822"] When needing to do more I just choose "edit in" and choose Elements. When finished, I choose save. When doing it this way on the laptop, the image doesn't look any different once back in lightroom. Which I don't care because I never really use the laptop for adjustments. Although when doing the same thing with the desktop. The adjustments made in Elements do appear once back in Lightroom. The whole software thing is foreign to me. I've watched countless video's but they don't seem to explain exactly what the issue or question I have. And when they do, it's so vague It doesn't really answer my question. I need to find someone to sit down next to me and go over all the scenarios. Another thing is when they explain something. They never explain why and what happens when you don't. I have both CD's on Lightroom and Elements. Have the Phil Steele training videos. I do find that Phil Steele does a better job explaining. [/QUOTE]

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