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Hi Peter, thanks for that, i think i'm leaning towards Elements
Comment by autumnlight posted on Lightroom 4 at 25/04/2013 - 21:16
Oh thanks Jim for that info. i'll have to do a proper search
Comment by autumnlight posted on Lightroom 4 at 22/04/2013 - 23:21
Thanks everyone for your input, some interesting viewpoints, i've noticed that elements 10 is more expensive than 11, any views on this please:
Comment by autumnlight posted on Lightroom 4 at 22/04/2013 - 22:01
Blythman wrote:
Just download the 30 day trial Maria and give it a go and see how you get on with it.
Like many on here who have tried it, I use little else.
Thank you Alan, i'm going to try the free trial Just download the 30 day trial Maria and give it a go and see how you get on with it.
Like many on here who have tried it, I use little else.
Comment by autumnlight posted on Lightroom 4 at 19/04/2013 - 20:50
Thanks everyone,i appreciate all your feedback and your precious time.
Comment by autumnlight posted on Lightroom 4 at 19/04/2013 - 14:42
Thank you Smeggy for the info and reply, just what i was looking for
Comment by autumnlight posted on Lightroom 4 at 18/04/2013 - 15:07
percy wrote:
Lightroom is undoubtedly a good tool, but I would start off with Photoshop Elements (which suits the vast majority of amateur photographers). Once you are familiar with the basics of image editing in that, I would look at Lightroom as well.
Photoshop Elements has better image editing facilities.
Lightroom has better catalogueing facilities.
If you have both, you can access PSE from within LR.
Thank you Percy, lots to think about nowLightroom is undoubtedly a good tool, but I would start off with Photoshop Elements (which suits the vast majority of amateur photographers). Once you are familiar with the basics of image editing in that, I would look at Lightroom as well.
Photoshop Elements has better image editing facilities.
Lightroom has better catalogueing facilities.
If you have both, you can access PSE from within LR.
Comment by autumnlight posted on Lightroom 4 at 17/04/2013 - 21:45
mille19 wrote:
I think I'd wait for lightroom 5 to be released, with the new cloning brush being included I think you won't need Photoshop.
At the moment I use just Lightroom 4 and don't miss photoshop, although it does take time to remove distracting twigs etc. from photos with the spot removal tool, it can be done.
I think I'd wait for lightroom 5 to be released, with the new cloning brush being included I think you won't need Photoshop.
At the moment I use just Lightroom 4 and don't miss photoshop, although it does take time to remove distracting twigs etc. from photos with the spot removal tool, it can be done.
Thanks Steve, i'm going to have a look at that, PicMonkey has a cloning tool and loads of other stuff, but i'm paying about £35 a year so i'm sure lightroom will pay for itself after a couple of years.
Comment by autumnlight posted on Lightroom 4 at 17/04/2013 - 20:32
Thank you all for the replies, i quite like the sound of elements and lightroom as a complimentary pair, much obliged and thanks again
Comment by autumnlight posted on Lightroom 4 at 17/04/2013 - 18:51
Hi i don't know anything about photoshop and i'm bit naive as to how it works, i was thinking of getting Lightroom 4 and wonder if it would be suitable for the type of pp i'm looking for and is it a stand alone program or would i be just as happy with photoshop? help please
Comment by autumnlight posted on Lightroom 4 at 17/04/2013 - 17:04
