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metroeloise · 12-27-2008, 09:56 PM

Originally Posted by mel

Camera Raw seems to be just a different way of doing what Lightroom does. I, however, prefer the way LR does it so I use LR for that stuff, then PS for the other, more advanced and complicated stuff.

Thanks for sharing, Mel. My thought was since the extra cost can go elsewhere... and camera raw and bridge will do Lr... Yet The way the Lr works is smooth. Now that I found the send it back to Lr button I'm happy with the Lr-Ps interface.

It just may be that I'll re-think this later on. But then again, unless the data bases is the same or convertible, that is a good reason to stay with Lr.

I might ask this in a different thread later on but here is goes now: I have directories spread out over a few hard drives. they are a collection from various cameras and eras of my life. I want to increase the internal hard drives up to 1.5 Tbs. The two current 500 Mbs will be backup. Any advice on how best to consolidate files from all over in a sensible fashion?

12-27-2008, 09:56 PM	#14
metroeloise Loyal Member Location: Washington Gallery Photos: 0 Posts: 958	Think that is the way I will go too Originally Posted by mel Camera Raw seems to be just a different way of doing what Lightroom does. I, however, prefer the way LR does it so I use LR for that stuff, then PS for the other, more advanced and complicated stuff. Thanks for sharing, Mel. My thought was since the extra cost can go elsewhere... and camera raw and bridge will do Lr... Yet The way the Lr works is smooth. Now that I found the send it back to Lr button I'm happy with the Lr-Ps interface. It just may be that I'll re-think this later on. But then again, unless the data bases is the same or convertible, that is a good reason to stay with Lr. I might ask this in a different thread later on but here is goes now: I have directories spread out over a few hard drives. they are a collection from various cameras and eras of my life. I want to increase the internal hard drives up to 1.5 Tbs. The two current 500 Mbs will be backup. Any advice on how best to consolidate files from all over in a sensible fashion?