I think it depends on how you save it. I generally start in Lightroom and do most of the basic edits. Then if there are additional edits I want to make the Photoshop is needed for then I right click on click on "Edit in Photoshop" that will then open the photo in PS and I can then do what I want there and then I make sure to flatten the image and then just click "Save" not "save as" Save will save the photo and send it back to Lightroom so it has the finished version there. Then you can publish the photo or what ever you want to do with it. All EXIF data is saved and embedded like it is supposed to be.
That is how I do it as well, with a few other steps that take me to other programs like NIK, but I always start and end up back in LR.
When getting into Nik, are you going from LR to Nik, or LR to PS to Nik and back again?
Just curious since Nik and Topaz both add-in to both LR and PS, so curious how workflows that use both Adobe tools usually dive into these 3rd party tools.
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I go LR-PS-NIK-PS-LR.When getting into Nik, are you going from LR to Nik, or LR to PS to Nik and back again?
Just curious since Nik and Topaz both add-in to both LR and PS, so curious how workflows that use both Adobe tools usually dive into these 3rd party tools.
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I go LR-PS-NIK-PS-LR.
Sometimes I get into Topaz as well since I like their "Details" plugin for certain things.
I go LR-PS-NIK-PS-LR.
Sometimes I get into Topaz as well since I like their "Details" plugin for certain things.