gofast wrote:
I went back to college to learn more about digital so I can get better, and early on they're talking about post processing, etc. The only tools I currently have is what came with Win 10. I know a little about Photoshop. A little. Don't understand layers, what it means, how it works or how to. Yet.
I do know it is expensive software, like $500-600. Not exactly in my budget-pension only goes so far.
I've seen some talk about Lightroom (I think that's the name). How does that compare, and what's it cost?
I prefer as user friendly as possible. Later, if I get really into it, I would save up for PS.
Also, is there any good freeware out there?
I went back to college to learn more about digital... (
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There are many editing applications available, both free and for money. Most are reasonably priced. You can do an online search to find them and then opt for the 30-day free trial. I use and am an advocate of Lightroom Classic. This program is available through Adobe for $10 a month and includes Photoshop and other programs. LR affords you a way to effectively and efficiently arrange and edit your images. Any software application will take time to learn.