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<blockquote data-quote="johnwartjr" data-source="post: 10910" data-attributes="member: 2176">I would be nervous about paying $40 for LR3 on Craigslist. There are lots of fake and counterfeit copies of Adobe software floating around there as well as eBay. Best bet is to buy direct from Adobe or through a reseller on Adobe's site. If you are a student somewhere, most college bookstores have better prices on Adobe software than the public can get, but it is 'academic' software, and has limitations on how it can legally be used - but it is full-featured software. It is an 'on your honor' deal.I would agree with the consensus here that you do your editing in post process software. LR3 is my favorite, I also own Photoshop CS5 extended - but I rarely use it. 99.44% of my work is in LR3. Editing images in-camera can supposedly cause issues with corruption of files on the card as well. Just use the camera to capture images, offload them to your computer, and edit them there.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="johnwartjr, post: 10910, member: 2176"] I would be nervous about paying $40 for LR3 on Craigslist. There are lots of fake and counterfeit copies of Adobe software floating around there as well as eBay. Best bet is to buy direct from Adobe or through a reseller on Adobe's site. If you are a student somewhere, most college bookstores have better prices on Adobe software than the public can get, but it is 'academic' software, and has limitations on how it can legally be used - but it is full-featured software. It is an 'on your honor' deal. I would agree with the consensus here that you do your editing in post process software. LR3 is my favorite, I also own Photoshop CS5 extended - but I rarely use it. 99.44% of my work is in LR3. Editing images in-camera can supposedly cause issues with corruption of files on the card as well. Just use the camera to capture images, offload them to your computer, and edit them there. [/QUOTE]

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