LIGHTROOM vs. PHOTOSHOP 2024 | Which one SHOULD you use? | Beginner Tutorial
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- Опубліковано 14 жов 2024
- In this video I'm going to give the answer to one of if not the most asked question by new photographers, when it comes to editing. Should I be using Adobe Lightroom or Adobe Photoshop?
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Keep it up, excellent content. I would like to suggest minimizing hand movements. They can be a distraction. Cheers
Thank you for your feedback. You're definitely right. Already noticed this myself. I think this will come with time if I keep it in my while recording. Probably goes along with getting more comfortable in front of the camera.
U would not survive a trip to Italy ... No issues with the hands movement...😂
Thanks so much for your content. Really interesting. Did help a lot in making the right Choice. Keep on the good work!
Glad I could help. Would love to see some photos of your bicycles edited with Lightroom or photoshop 😁
Keep going, your videos are really good, great color and very very nice editing 😎😎
Thank you, I really appreciate it!
#5:07 In Photoshop, I bundle my filter layers into a group and just copy them to other photos. As far as I know, you can't save these as a preset, but you can save the layers as a blank TIFF file to access them in future.
Seems like a reasonable workflow if you're editing a few photos, but seems quite time consuming if you're editing 30, 50 or even a few hundred images. Especially if you might have to make little adjustments to certain layers.
great video, exaplianed everything well and stayed on the topic. keep up the good work
Much appreciated!
I truly appreciate the quick answer. I'm commenting, liking, and definitely subscribing for that,
Thank you man, I appreciate it!
Thank you so much for your tutorial, it is very clear !
You are welcome!
Sounds like Bridge does that management job on behalf of Photoshop. When I shoot hundreds of photos at a live show, I assess and rate them in Bridge, then edit them in Photoshop. Never seen the point in learning how to navigate Lightroom when I've had about 25 years experience with its big brother.
There's certainly more than one way that leads to Rome when it comes to Photoediting.
Personally I never understood why I would use bridge if I could just organise everything in Lightroom. But I think it just depends on personal preferences and the workflow that you first started with whenever you got into photo editing. And both certainly work quite well.
Your comparison of LrC and PS does not make sense. The comparison should have been between LrC and Camera Raw. Photosop is not a raw processor.
I understand your point and you are absolutely right in saying that photoshop is not a raw processor. But the reality is that most people that get into Photography know or at least have heard about two different softwares. Photoshop and Lightroom.
And if you do a little research you'll quickly find that a lot of people are confused which one of the two they should use to edit their photos. Because people don't know the difference at all.
And this is exactly what this video is for. It is to explain the differences between Lightroom and Photoshop (which are two very different softwares) so that people can make their own decision what fits best into their workflow.