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Feb 23, 2010 11:11 |  #1

I usually develop Raw images in Lightroom and take care of 90% of my adjustments there. If more advanced editing is needed I use PSE 8.0. For some reason, I find the noise reduction and sharpening sliders in lightroom not as effective as in PSE. Am I alone in this thought? Do you guys use lightroom for your sharpening and noise redcution?


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Feb 23, 2010 14:50 |  #2

I typically do my NR and sharpening in Lightroom, and having the adjustment brushes to do this selectively is a big boost, but that is for my initial output, which is for Web use and such. For special needs (like giving someone a high resolution shot) and especially for large prints, I wouldn't hesitate to send a file through Photohop or an NR plug-in if it made a noticeable difference, but for the smaller stuff my workflow preference is to avoid the "baggage" of PS generated tiff copies and such.


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Feb 24, 2010 13:28 |  #3

Depends. If the image is already edited in LR2 and I think it is "good enough", I use it as-is.
If I decide it's not good enough, I either use DPP, or set sharpening / NR to zero in LR2 and do that in PSCS4. If the image is for big-ish prints, I tend to do the sharpening in PSCS4 anyhow (so, set to 0 in LR2).

LR3 seems to be quite a bit better in this respect. (Not that hard :p)


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