joshua
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- Lightroom Experience
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question -
when one edits a raw file, do you just chose the raw file in LightRoom, and then select edit in photoshop? Is that the same as using the Browser in CS3 and then opening the raw file directly? The reason I ask is that when I open the raw file in CS3's Browser, I get all the raw conversion options (white balance, exposure, etc...) whereas if I choose "Edit in Photoshop" from Lightroom, and then open Photoshop, I don't get those options directly.
thoughts?
let me try to answer my own question and then add some more questions:
LRoom has already converted (aka "developed") the RAW file into a usable format (tiff? jpg? lightroom native? something...) so opening it up in CS3 won't bring up the "develop" settings of the Adobe Camera Raw converter. So I guess my question is which do you "develop" in generally? And is there a downside to having LR convert it and then continue to edit it on PShop afterward?
Am I making any sense at all?
when one edits a raw file, do you just chose the raw file in LightRoom, and then select edit in photoshop? Is that the same as using the Browser in CS3 and then opening the raw file directly? The reason I ask is that when I open the raw file in CS3's Browser, I get all the raw conversion options (white balance, exposure, etc...) whereas if I choose "Edit in Photoshop" from Lightroom, and then open Photoshop, I don't get those options directly.
thoughts?
let me try to answer my own question and then add some more questions:
LRoom has already converted (aka "developed") the RAW file into a usable format (tiff? jpg? lightroom native? something...) so opening it up in CS3 won't bring up the "develop" settings of the Adobe Camera Raw converter. So I guess my question is which do you "develop" in generally? And is there a downside to having LR convert it and then continue to edit it on PShop afterward?
Am I making any sense at all?