Photoshop has many of the same features as Lightroom, especially when you utilize Camera Raw, which is a RAW editor very similar to LR.
Minimal graphic design elements like adding text elements or making advanced collages.Fairly decent cloning and healing abilities for minor image manipulation.Adjustment brush, gradient, and radial adjustments which allow you to adjust multiple effects on one mask.Snapshots and Virtual Copies are perfect for exploring editing options.Non-destructive editing that preserves file data.Fast and easy photo books, slide shows, and web galleries.Organization with collections and galleries.
Built in file management/cataloging system.Here are a few reasons why Lightroom takes center stage for me in my own editing efforts: It works with JPEG too, but you can maximize your image potential if you use this program with RAW files. It can’t be beat for a RAW file workflow. I say primary, because both programs are great to have, but you may be able to manage with one or the other depending on your needs. They do have some overlap, so I want to take you through a few of the pros and cons so you can find the primary program for you. I often get asked which program I like better and sometimes it is like comparing apples to oranges. Adobe Photoshop and Adobe Lightroom are the gold standard programs in photo editing and they are great for image management too.
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