Lightroom CC now takes advantage of your computer’s GPU (graphics processing unit) for image-intensive tasks, so the main processor isn’t shouldering as much of the load. But as libraries have expanded and image sizes ballooned, even Lightroom 5 started to feel pokey in areas. Lightroom was the oddly twee alternative, its curlicue design flourishes distracting from the fact that it was working hard to be a fast and nimble photo organizer and editor. It was that sluggish behavior that pushed me toward Lightroom in the first place: Aperture 3.0 was a dog on my old Mac at the time, but upgrading to a new MacBook Pro didn’t improve the performance much. Our computers will probably never feel as fast as we’d really like, but we sure notice when they start to bog down.
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Lightroom does provide some more traditional editing tools – such as the ability to remove the dreaded red-eye, and a spot removal brush to remove blemishes from portrait shots – but it doesn’t attempt to match Photoshop’s full armoury of precision editing tools and creative effects. Once you’ve located the photos that you want to work with, you can ‘develop’ your photos by enhancing lighting and colour, and using Lightroom’s presets and filters to quickly make changes to groups of images all at once. You can add ratings and flags to your photos in order to highlight the best shots, edit metadata, and use keywords to quickly search through your photo library. Lightroom starts by providing image management tools for storing and organizing large collections of photos.
In contrast, Lightroom is lighter on its feet, providing a more streamlined workflow for photographers who shoot lots of photos on a daily basis and need quick tools for organizing and fine-tuning their work.
Photoshop is the 900lb photo-editing gorilla, a behemoth that provides a dazzling range of precise and creative editing tools that really allow you to delve into the pixels of individual images.
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