Is LR3 a lot better then LR2? I have 2 and never find myself using it much.
I tried the beta 2 version, and while it was nice, it wasn't for me. I can accomplish the same basic editing in ACR, and the more advanced editing I do it can't perform. So I'd still be using it and PS for most edits, versus ACR & PS for most edits presently (what I'm saying is that it doesn't save me time or steps in my workflow as someone who uses ACR and PS).
Obviously YMMV, but I'm betting you open PS for a lot of your edits...that will still likely be true.
Is LR3 a lot better then LR2? I have 2 and never find myself using it much.
Costco.com has a Kodak P880 8MP camera with wide angle lens, battery, charger, and 256MB SD card for $450 plus shipping this week.
Is it a good camera? If so, is that a good deal?
Our current camera with all the fancy settings does not take good low light shots, and I rememebr a previous Kodak digital camera we had that was better at that. Also our current one is slow to focus, so I am hoping to "upgrade" to something less irritating!
Cheers
Pixie
Costco.com has a Kodak P880 8MP camera with wide angle lens, battery, charger, and 256MB SD card for $450 plus shipping this week.
Is it a good camera? If so, is that a good deal?
Our current camera with all the fancy settings does not take good low light shots, and I rememebr a previous Kodak digital camera we had that was better at that. Also our current one is slow to focus, so I am hoping to "upgrade" to something less irritating!
Cheers
Pixie
PD, I would also suggest something with more capacity than the 256MB card. Take a look at something like 8 gig, maybe 16 gig, they are not that costly.That seems pricey to me for such an old camera. I'd get something newer and cheaper.
I'm confused by all the Lightroom threads, so I thought I'd put this out on its own rather than lump it in with one of the others.
If you find Lightroom to be too expensive and only need it infrequently, use the trial trick. I have one license for Lightroom, which allows me to use it on two machines. I use it on two machines at the house, but I also like to have it on a third machine that I use when I travel. For that machine, I just use the 30 day trial. It resets the counter every time they release a new point version (3.0, 3.1, 3.2, etc). That happens surprisingly often, so I rarely have a trip when I can't use a fresh trial.