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Winds of Change? :: Lightroom CC vs Lightroom Classic ::
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<blockquote data-quote="lokatz" data-source="post: 643316" data-attributes="member: 43924"><p>I am a big fan of LR and now use it a lot more than PS, because there are a number of things it does much more easily, but I am right with you, Brent: renting software and paying as much for it within 1-2 years as the previous version cost for life is not going to work for me. </p><p></p><p>Anyone interested in using LR, I strongly recommend buying one of the still-available copies of LR 6 while they are still on the market. Even if it no longer supports your latest (or a future) camera, that is easily fixed with a free DNG converter - you loose nothing from the NEF format.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="lokatz, post: 643316, member: 43924"] I am a big fan of LR and now use it a lot more than PS, because there are a number of things it does much more easily, but I am right with you, Brent: renting software and paying as much for it within 1-2 years as the previous version cost for life is not going to work for me. Anyone interested in using LR, I strongly recommend buying one of the still-available copies of LR 6 while they are still on the market. Even if it no longer supports your latest (or a future) camera, that is easily fixed with a free DNG converter - you loose nothing from the NEF format. [/QUOTE]
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