I haven't yet upgraded to the latest version of PWP and don't know what
features it might have but the version I do have does not have a healing
brush facility. I do use PhotoShop for most of my editing these days
but not because of the healing brush. I rarely use it. I use PhotoShop
because of the layers capability which is much easier to use than PWP's
masks.
PWP's clone tool is so superior to PhotoShop's that if I had to do a
healing brush type operation in PWP I'd just use the clone tool instead.
Tell me where you most frequently use the healing brush. Maybe I have a
different solution... but it would probably involve layers.
Chuck Norcutt
AG Schnozz wrote:
> Chuck wrote:
>
>>I assume Lightroom will be perfect for the first but
>>PhotoShop or Picture Window will be used on the second.
>
>
> Chuck, this brings up a question. I'm very much liking
> Lightroom (except for the current performance issues), and see
> where it is nearly perfect for my wedding/event
> shoots--especially where I'm mixing source types (film, multiple
> cameras). I can get the exposures, crops (straightening), and
> even the skintones to all match with little effort. This leaves
> just the spotting and a few other things to be done in a true
> editor.
>
> I really, really, like PWP for the B&W conversion engine as well
> as the ability to perform vignettes that are actually
> photogenic. However, the "Healing Brush" in Photoshop is so
> unbelievably valuable as to render other editors almost
> worthless. I stopped using PWP a little while back and I'm not
> remembering if the new version has a functional "healing brush".
>
> If it does have a "healing brush", would the Lightroom/PWP
> combination be a good all-around combination for
> wedding/portrait/event work? I really dislike Photoshop, even
> Elements, because of the huge amount of PC resources it hogs and
> the speed of applying changes as compared to PWP.
>
> AG
>
>
>
>
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