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Okay, so I'm fairly new to photography and I'd like to start editing my photos with some more professional software. Lightroom seems like a good option, but I'm a bit confused about the differences between 5, 6, CC, whatever. My camera is a GR II, would it only work with 6 or CC according to the website?
What do you suggest I do as a beginner with editing? Is the 9.99 a month CC the way to go, or just getting a standard version of it that I pay for all at once?
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>>2883310
Just pirate it.
Also, Photosincolor on YouTube does great Lightroom tutorials, check them out.
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>>2883310
the GR will work with whatever version of lightroom you want to use since it uses the universal RAW format. I use CC currently since my University pays for it but I have previously used 5 and 6 with my GR with no issues. If you think you'll do more serious editing it's worth getting Photoshop too.
Pirate them both I say!
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>>2883310
Also Google NIK
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>>2883310
As everyone else said, just pirate it, but I also suggest you try out Capture One. It has a slightly higher initial learning curve, and it's not an all-one-one package like Lightrooom, but tends to produce superior results, is faster once you do learn it, and is less of a resource hog.
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>>2883310
Download lightroom trial through cc app. Patch it with snr-patch-painter. Turn off cc running in the background. Open it. You're done.
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