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Summary: It's All About Workflow!
Comment: Before Lightroom, there were the dark ages...
I have been enlightened. The workflow of Lightroom has made me much more productive, and enabled me to deliver much more to my demanding photo clients. If you shoot hundreds or thousands of photos per week, it is a must have.
You'll need a lot of RAM and a fast CPU to really experience the joy of lightroom without too much of the frustration, but things have improved dramatically with recent updates. Do make sure you hit the Adobe website and grab the latest version.
What Lightroom does:
Imagine a darkroom, you can adjust photo exposures, colors, tone curves, correct for lens artifacts, convert to black and white, crop, rotate, sharpen... everything you might need to do in order to turn your raw digital negatives into beautiful photographs. Lightroom is it. We have entered the age of photo enlightenment. Pair it up with Photoshop for the ultimate in digital photo post production.
In addition to the photo manipulation features, Lightroom also offers comprehensive photo cataloging, metadata management, and keyword management. It makes finding just the right photo a breeze. Powerful export features let you choose a variety of file formats, sizes, and actions. Once you get into the groove, it's a joy to work with.
Save time, create better finished photos, export for web or print -- easy! It was enhancing my productivity from the first day of beta testing. I'll never look back.
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Summary: Digital Photo Workflow System
Comment: This is a great product for what it does. It is very good for screening the mass quantities of photos I take with my digital SLR, and is quite good at raw conversion, and minor adjustments in white balance, exposure and the like. I like the filing system as well. The slide show feature is very nice, but it is irksome that you can't export the slide shows to anything but pdf files... in other words, you can't export to a cd or dvd to play on TV's and the like. This inability is why I took away a star. Another nitpik is that iTunes is NOT available/integrated for slide show background music in the windows version (other mp3 formats do work, and iTunes does work in the MAC version)
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