I'm too lazy to search....

YepBrook said:
So... yay. That makes me useful simply by default.
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lol! I'm trying to figure if Lightroom Tutorials are worth my time. I have Lightroom, CS3, and PSE - so in theory I could use any of those. But I don't have PSP or Aperture.
 
sporting the radlab too in CS...I tried LR and honestly? I am lazy...having another program to use...not gonna happen
 
Photoshop with a set of actions by Annie Manning (Paint the Moon). If it matters, I mostly edit to improve my photos (brightness, contrast, adjusting for better color, reducing shadows, etc) rather than to achieve a certain look or effect.
 
I second Liz's Photoshop with Radlab. Radlab works within Photoshop and it is AWESOME! You can download a free trial that works for ten days I think.
 
kim517 said:
I second Liz's Photoshop with Radlab. Radlab works within Photoshop and it is AWESOME! You can download a free trial that works for ten days I think.
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This. Once I tried it, I was hooked. I hardly use actions first anymore - this does 75 at the same time, and I can mix them up and make it my own... then save the "style."
 
jk703 said:
This. Once I tried it, I was hooked. I hardly use actions first anymore - this does 75 at the same time, and I can mix them up and make it my own... then save the "style."
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Second this. It is nice because I can easily apply the same look at all the photos of a particular time or event.
 
anneofalamo said:
sporting the radlab too in CS...I tried LR and honestly? I am lazy...having another program to use...not gonna happen
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Actually, LR is a good fit for laziness ;) You can just select presets. You really can't beat one click editing :D Two clicks if you count exporting to PS :p
 
CameraBag 2 on my Macbook. It takes literally less than 5 mins to edit. Love the filters they have.


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SeattleSheri said:
Actually, LR is a good fit for laziness ;) You can just select presets. You really can't beat one click editing :D Two clicks if you count exporting to PS :p
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I was going to say the same thing! LR is so easy. One click editing all the way! And being able to edit a whole series of photos by just clicking sync settings is *awesome*. Such a huge timesaver!
 
ACR in Photoshop. I only do clean edits, so each edit takes under a minute. Sometimes I'll fix things in Photoshop, but I usually don't bother.


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jk703 said:
This. Once I tried it, I was hooked. I hardly use actions first anymore - this does 75 at the same time, and I can mix them up and make it my own... then save the "style."
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But... you can do that with Lightroom too.. and you can buy outside presets to add in and mix those in and save your mixes as well. lol
 
I mean unless I'm being super finicky most of my photo editing is done in just a few clicks. Select the photos I want, do a light autofix, click my bump up or down preset, increase clarity. Voila! A whole series of photos done. lol
 
It may be just as easy, lol! I haven't used Lightroom before. They sound similar - easy, few clicks quick and with personalized settings. I wouldn't be able to compare them though - at least LR and RadLab. I can only go from my experience and use of RadLab.
 
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