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Post by anneinwa on Jul 25, 2015 4:02:58 GMT
So I had my first newborn shoot today and have been looking at tutorials on how to edit. Quite a few tutorials start in LR and then export to PS. I went to do that and ran into a problem. I own PS CS3. A couple years ago I tried CC to see how LR was and I ended buying LR since I already owned CS3. When I go to export, it only shows CC, which I no longer subscribe to. I figure I can add CS3 as an additional app, however when I went to programs and am not seeing CS3 listed (possibly since it was an upgrade to CC?) However, I can still access/use CS3 through the link in the start menu.
Is there a way to resolve this (get rid of CC but still retain CS3) with out requiring a fresh install of CS3? I didn't want to just uninstall CC without asking, in case it could cause issues.
Hopefully this makes sense.
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Post by Deleted on Jul 25, 2015 20:00:44 GMT
CS3 is way outdated so your newer version of LR may not be backward compatible with it. I would pick either lr or cs for editing and not go between them. I'm confused on what you mean by "CC" I assume creative cloud but not sure. The only way to do a fresh reinstall of CS3 is to own the disc.
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Post by anneinwa on Jul 25, 2015 23:47:46 GMT
I do have the disk for CS3. I normally don't go between, unless I save it and reopen the file, but I wanted to trying exporting.
I am tying to avoid upgrading to creative cloud right now. Once I start making money, I will be in a better position to go that route. Guess I will just try a fresh install and see if I can make it work. Using this time to learn both programs better. I tend to use LR the majority of the time for editing, and barely scratch the surface of what it can do.
Looking again, it is only $10/mo, so if I can't make it work! I might have to go that route.
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Post by anneinwa on Jul 26, 2015 1:01:17 GMT
Another question... I was able to make the export from LR 5 to CS3. However, because of the difference in versions, it will only export as a tiff. Am I correct in understanding that if I make the jump to CC then I can go back to LR after PS and still be able to edit? I am also making an assumption that because it is exporting as a tiff, any corrections I make in LR will be present in PS. I thought I had read that some adjustments do not show up between different versions, but I am guessing the export there may have been RAW.
Biggest thing I want to be able to manipulate in PS right now is making the backgrounds/floors look more clean (clean up wrinkles, fade out areas). I might be able to do that in LR but have not researched that yet.
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Post by anneinwa on Jul 26, 2015 1:05:35 GMT
Now that I am sitting In front of the computer and LR, I also realize I have my terms wrong. Meaning to discuss editing in not exporting from LR to PS.
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