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Adobe Photoshop Lightroom 2 Upgrade Review (continued)
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Platform(s): Windows Vista, Mac OS X Intel, Mac OS X Leopard, Windows XP
Release Date: August 15, 2008
Average Rating: 5 out of 5 Stars
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Date: 2008-11-02
more than an incremental step
If you like Photoshop, you should definitely be using Lightroom. It's picked up a few features like red eye fix, spot removal and adjustment brush (this feature alone is worth the upgrade) that make your workflow almost all Lightroom. I don't do high-end art photography or graphics,which calls for more Photoshop, so Lightroom is superb for 98.5% of what I need to do. I have used all versions of Photoshop Elements, CS3 and all versions of Lightroom. IF, I were starting out afresh, I doubt I would need to venture beyond Lightroom.
Date: 2008-10-19
Great program just got much more powerful
This is a great improvement over lightroom 1 which I used since it originally came out. It is great for organizing, categorizing and doing almost all of the needed adjustments. So far I have not needed to purchase Photoshop, but I do use this in conjunction with Capture NX2 which I also think is extremely good and a great upgrade from the first version. When importing Nikon images you do get better results if you import them using Nikon own software, especially if you shoot raw images. They start off much sharper and needing less processing. But after that I like using lightroom for various editing tasks to supplement what is available in NX2
Date: 2008-10-17
Improved Lightroom
Lightroom is a great tool for photographers. Easy to install and use. Unlike Lightroom 1.0, Lightroom 2.0 do not include any manuals so buy a book if you want assistance.
Date: 2008-10-14
Not dramatic,
but efficient. The changes enhance the experience of dealing with the large volume of images the digital photographer produces. I'm still learning, but count me as sold.
Date: 2008-10-09
Good Upgrade, Cheap Adobe.
I got the disk version of the upgrade, and surprisingly there was no written manual included with the box packaging. To find out how to navigate and use the new functions, and there are many, you have to go through on line manuals and flash videos. Call me an old timer, but I like to go through indexed manuals, so I can learn at my own speed, when I find the need to explore new functions. Adobe cuts corner by not including a written manual, it's just cheap from a dominant software designer.
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