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I don't recall much of what the actual differences were, but the thing to take a look at is what specific camera raw support you need and get the version that handles that.I am debating whether to get that last standalone. I do not need cloud, and don't want cloud.
Anybody have thoughts that has used 5 and 6 standalone?
Well, I went ahead and got it, since the price was fairly decent. I guess I am officially done buying Adobe unless they change their tune in the future. I am not buying new cameras into the foreseeable future. I am pretty well equipped for now, I don't have to have the latest and greatest anymore. Over that.... :ROTFL:
Godfrey, I have so many diversions, I do good to take a photo of my musical instruments every now and then. I have hopes of shooting more on retirement, that may come sooner rather than later, the way things go where I work... I hoped to at least get my 30 yrs in, but that is questionable... :banghead:
(bolded) I'm well over-equipped; just don't need or want anything more. That doesn't say I'll never buy another camera, but the only new camera I've bought in a long while is a Lomo Instant Square (the Light L16 uses its own proprietary software to render with, and I bought it in 2015... it just took until last Christmas to be delivered!)
I'll use LR 6.12 until it can no longer run on macOS. I do have a couple other new image processing apps that I'll get around to experimenting with one of these days, but I'm in no great hurry. What I really need to do is get out and do some more shooting! I've been distracted with other pursuits.
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