Adobe Lightroom vs Photoshop: Which Should You Use?

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June 16, 2022

Did you know that Adobe sells two photo editing tools? Photoshop, which you’re probably familiar with, and Lightroom. In some ways, they’re incredibly different programs, and yet at the same time, they also have a lot of overlap. Do you need to adjust lighting, color, or sharpen an image? Both programs can do that.

So which should you use? Or should you use both? We’ll get into those questions in the top story.

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