Video Tutorials
When Lightroom Isn't Enough: 5 Reasons to Open Photoshop (And How to Do Each One)
I spend about 95% of my editing life inside Lightroom. It’s faster, it keeps me working directly on raw data, and honestly, it handles most of what landscape and portrait photographers actually need. But every once in a while, I hit a wall. There’s something in the frame that needs to disappear, or I’ve got two shots that need to become one, and suddenly Lightroom just shrugs at me. That’s when Photoshop earns its place in the subscription.