Alan321 Offline Upload & Sell: Off
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Being a "not the best learner" instantly rules out Photoshop. That was easy
Actually, Ps can be handy as something that Lightroom can send photos to for stitching, and so on, because it requires almost no knowledge of how to use Ps.
Lr is a competent editor that does not mess with your original images and does not make new images every time you do an edit. It stores the edit commands and applies them on the fly when required. You can save images as new files if you want to.
Lr also has an excellent image manager that allows you to index images, rate them, label them, apply key words, etc., and then use that info to find what you want when you want it. Also, to get you going without a lot of effort, it can already index the EXIF data that is stored in each image file by the camera, so you can find images based on date, equipment, exposure settings, focal length, etc. Because it is indexed, all of this happens almost instantly without having to search through all of the files every time you want some of them.
- Alan
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