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<blockquote data-quote="John101477" data-source="post: 105817" data-attributes="member: 8223">Interesting replys here. FIrst off Lightroom and photoshop are 2 very different programs that work very well with in each other. Yes photoshop is a huge program that many never take the true time to learn. cant blame that on the program at all. I use both and am back and forth in both all of the time. With out a doubt lightroom 4 is the best multi image editing program there is and the organization ability is second to none. BUT that is lacking with LR is the ability to really fine tune some images. like the clone brush which is much more accurate in PS. layers is another powerful ability that you just do not have in LR because of the way LR edits the image. I have used several different editing platforms and will say there is a REASON that Adobe is the #1 software among professional photographers.&nbsp; Get it and learn it! if there is something you want to leanr how to do in PS, there are tons of instructional videos on LR and PS on you tube and Adobe TV not to mention the NAPP and other Scott Kelby things.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="John101477, post: 105817, member: 8223"] Interesting replys here. FIrst off Lightroom and photoshop are 2 very different programs that work very well with in each other. Yes photoshop is a huge program that many never take the true time to learn. cant blame that on the program at all. I use both and am back and forth in both all of the time. With out a doubt lightroom 4 is the best multi image editing program there is and the organization ability is second to none. BUT that is lacking with LR is the ability to really fine tune some images. like the clone brush which is much more accurate in PS. layers is another powerful ability that you just do not have in LR because of the way LR edits the image. I have used several different editing platforms and will say there is a REASON that Adobe is the #1 software among professional photographers. Get it and learn it! if there is something you want to leanr how to do in PS, there are tons of instructional videos on LR and PS on you tube and Adobe TV not to mention the NAPP and other Scott Kelby things. [/QUOTE]

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