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<blockquote data-quote="Ruidoso Bill" data-source="post: 493585" data-attributes="member: 753"><p>LR and PS are the tools of my trade. I cannot imagine being without either on a daily basis.&nbsp; I have been using both for so long I can't imagine processing my work any other way. My wife was just telling me the other day that if anyone knew how much I study, how much I try to learn new techniques, they would never even start photography. I love learning, I study new techniques every evening, have done it that way for years. I write down what I find useful on 3 X 5 cards and organize the cards so I can find the technique/procedure later when needed. One or two youtube videos everyday and after a year you will be amazed at what you can do. Without my LR/PS combo it's not just about workflow, it's about doing things that in my opinion are just not possible with any other software package. There are also other forums dedicated to Photoshop, they all have tutorials and videos to teach. If you are serious about photography it's a must learn, if you are not willing to put in the long term time to develop your skills you are just plan stuck where you are. There is no magic slider that will take a raw image to perfection, just more complicated than that. Just my 2 cents.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="Ruidoso Bill, post: 493585, member: 753"] LR and PS are the tools of my trade. I cannot imagine being without either on a daily basis. I have been using both for so long I can't imagine processing my work any other way. My wife was just telling me the other day that if anyone knew how much I study, how much I try to learn new techniques, they would never even start photography. I love learning, I study new techniques every evening, have done it that way for years. I write down what I find useful on 3 X 5 cards and organize the cards so I can find the technique/procedure later when needed. One or two youtube videos everyday and after a year you will be amazed at what you can do. Without my LR/PS combo it's not just about workflow, it's about doing things that in my opinion are just not possible with any other software package. There are also other forums dedicated to Photoshop, they all have tutorials and videos to teach. If you are serious about photography it's a must learn, if you are not willing to put in the long term time to develop your skills you are just plan stuck where you are. There is no magic slider that will take a raw image to perfection, just more complicated than that. Just my 2 cents. [/QUOTE]

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