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Software recommendation
Monday, 11 April 2011, 8:14 pm



Hi everybody! I've a photography software to recommend!

Everyone knows what photoshop is, right? But it might be tough to learn, especially for people who just want to edit brightness / color and what not.

So I recommend "acquiring"...

Adobe Photoshop Lightroom 3!

It's a photo library sorter, photo editor, template designer and printing tool all rolled into one! Many senior photographers in our society use it, and I've been using it since Lightroom 2 in 2008!

Msn/FB me for more info if you want it (:

- Zexun