Lightroom and Photoshop are two of the best photo-editing tools, but while many professionals use both together, you only need Lightroom as a casual photographer. Using both is often overkill and can ...

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Within Adobe’s Creative Cloud Suite, there are two programs designed specifically with photographers in mind: Adobe Photoshop and Adobe Lightroom. At first glance, these two programs might appear ...

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Sometimes winning can be the worst outcome. With Aperture now effectively retired by Apple, and its successor Photos for OS X not up to the task of replacing it, the market for pro and enthusiast ...

If you’ve been using Lightroom for more than a decade, it can be hard to break the habit. Luckily, it’s still pretty great. We may earn revenue from the products available on this page and participate ...

Through the end of 2013, those who bought Photoshop CS3 or later can use Adobe's photo-editing tools for $10 a month, but not everyone is pleased. Also: Lightroom 5.2 ships with new "smoothness" ...

Adobe Lightroom helps you organize and share your collection of digital photos. Lightroom also includes some image-editing functions so you can tweak color and contrast or correct graininess within ...