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<blockquote data-quote="dennybeall" data-source="post: 472194" data-attributes="member: 36754">I've also had the plan since they came out with it. I just have my CC billed each month and if I wanted to unsubscribe just stop payment to that card.Lightroom is a cataloging program, it will place the photos where you want them. The changes are also in files. Personally I prefer to use Bridge and Photoshop for photo manipulation and I just use the windows file/folder system to track them. Stick the card in the pc, Bridge will rename the files and create a folder and move the originals into the folder. I can copy the folder with one command to an external drive and work on the folder copies.I don't use Lightroom but it's there to play with and use if I change my mind. Heck, it's 10 bucks. Spend that at Club MC for lunch.............I'm retired now so only do some land pics and dog show stuff. Don't have to deal with 500 weddings shots at one go. It also updates my copy of CS6 when it does updates.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="dennybeall, post: 472194, member: 36754"] I've also had the plan since they came out with it. I just have my CC billed each month and if I wanted to unsubscribe just stop payment to that card. Lightroom is a cataloging program, it will place the photos where you want them. The changes are also in files. Personally I prefer to use Bridge and Photoshop for photo manipulation and I just use the windows file/folder system to track them. Stick the card in the pc, Bridge will rename the files and create a folder and move the originals into the folder. I can copy the folder with one command to an external drive and work on the folder copies. I don't use Lightroom but it's there to play with and use if I change my mind. Heck, it's 10 bucks. Spend that at Club MC for lunch............. I'm retired now so only do some land pics and dog show stuff. Don't have to deal with 500 weddings shots at one go. It also updates my copy of CS6 when it does updates. [/QUOTE]

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