10 hours ago
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Re: It depends on what you do and what you want
In reply to Reilly Diefenbach,
4 months ago
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Reilly Diefenbach wrote:
LR4 is a rather large improvement for landscape over version 3. The power of Process 2012 with the interactivity of the develop panel sliders is pretty incredible.
I've heard mixed opinions on the difference, but remain open minded-ish. I got LR3 very cheap as it was in its dying phase, then felt a bit peeved as I could have got 4 for exactly the same money a couple of months later.
I don't like throwing money at adobe for worthless upgrades, so do elaborate...
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UK wedding photographer in the Lake District
http://www.johnleech-weddingphotography.co.uk
For my landscapes and fine art photography:
http://www.johnleechstudio.co.uk
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