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Why I Use 2 Programs To Edit...
Ok, so I've been getting asked a lot why I use LR to edit and then edit in PS.
Welp, here's an example...
I first imported into LR and did all the adjustments of color and what not, but I wanted a bit more contrast.. but I already increased the contrast & blacks in LR, sooooo I imported it into PS & BAM got me some super spunky contrast. :D
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