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For the past couple of years, Adobe has given professional photographers some choices when it comes to image-editing software-if you find Photoshop a bit daunting.

New localized color-correction tools. Enhanced file and disk management. Improved print output. Universal binary

Color-correction tools still lacking in areas. Diminished performance in certain situation

There's little that Lightroom 2 can do that you can't accomplish in Photoshop, if you're willing to spend the time learning Photoshop's intricacies. But if you're a photographer who wants to focus on pictures, and you're looking to save some bucks, ...

Adobe improves its image-management program, but some users may still prefer the simplicity of Bridge.

Better organized with improved search features ; helpful new editing tools including localized corrections and graduated filter ; improved print and Web modules

Adobe still hasn't made a compelling enough argument to me that I need this program over Adobe Bridge

First off, let me say, for the record, that I really like what Adobe has done with Lightroom 2.0, which isn't faint praise considering that I also raved about Lightroom 1.0 in a much more extensive review in these pages back in April 2007. Adobe has ...

Now that Lightroom 2 has shipped, should you be considering a switch to Lightroom, or an upgrade from version 1.0? While the first release was a great start, as with any version 1.0 release, there's always room for improvement. Adobe clearly listened ...

A great update offers several must-have features without cluttering up an already clean interface.

Smoother image sorting and organizing ; Outstanding new editing tools are very practical

Import times feel slow

With its subtle and overt tweaks to version 2, Lightroom remains the program to beat for image processing and organization. The new creative editing tools included with Lightroom 2 would alone make it a must-have upgrade

Ars goes in-depth with Adobe's latest entry in the RAW image processing market: Lightroom 2.0. Does Lightroom 2's robust feature set, complete with Photoshop-style processing of RAW images, have what it takes to dethrone Aperature 2.0?

Localized edits with tablet support, 64-bit on all platforms, More intuitive keywording and metadata navigation, Terrific high-ISO RAW image rendering quality, Custom RAW color profile support, Still faster than other RAW library apps

Still no accurate arbitrary-point curve adjustment, Lackluster mask editing tools limits localized edit functionality, RAW images can feel oddly filtered, even those with next to no noise

Adobe announced the immediate availability of Adobe Photoshop Lightroom 2 software, the photographer's essential toolbox for managing, adjusting and presenting large volumes of digital photographs. With new enhancements such as dual-monitor support, ...

Enter Adobe Photoshop Lightroom. It's a tool to "simplify photography from shoot to finish," it says on the retail box. Lightroom does all that, and a whole lot more

Has Adobe listened to snappers?

Faster, easier to use, more intuitive

Too soon to tell

From our First Look it seems great, but we will return with a full review

Adobe Photoshop Lightroom 2 is the photographer's essential toolbox for managing, adjusting and presenting large volumes of digital photographs. With enhancements such as dual-monitor support, radical advances in non-destructive localized image ...

Adobe software is not for the fainthearted. Once you've gotten over the professional-level pricing and spent a lifetime mastering the software can you start to feel good about yourself. But if you've got deep pockets and like a challenge, no other ...

The original Lightroom shipped in February 2007, and minor updates were released throughout the proceeding two years. Lightroom 2.0 (Best Current Price: £215) is the latest version and comes with important new features. Adobe has added DNG Camera ...