Hi Rod:
I think Lightroom or it's main competitor, Aperture, is well worth the investment if you want to do any type of batch processing, and/or if you shoot RAW (or if you want to place multiple images on a page and have them printed without matching the resolutions (like a RIP). You might want to download a trial first and read some tutorials to make sure it is the right choice.
All the best,
Andrew
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On Feb 3, 2011, at 4:10 PM, Grinder wrote:
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> Since I'm upgrading to CS5 I see I can get Light Room for 30% off. I have zero useful knowledge of Light Room. Would it be redundant? I do love toys (which is what my photography is all about) but would it be $200 well spent? I already have a big tool box full of Topaz Filters, Alien Skin tools and a few other things!
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> Rod M
> www.melottephotoimagery.com
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