As a general rule, I do the majority of my work on RAW files in Lightroom. Shooting in RAW is an assumption that you will do some work in post, so, should you use Lightroom, Photoshop, both? Hopefully this article will help you utilize the power of RAW and develop a workflow that will manage the photo editing process smoothly. Editing can be a lot of fun, but having a solid workflow can help that process stay fun, instead of becoming a burden. The power of shooting RAW is unleashed when you get to the digital darkroom, and for most of us, that means using Lightroom (LR) or Photoshop (PS). You've probably heard enough photographers talk about RAW that you realize it’s a pretty powerful tool in the digital photographer's tool bag.
