Adobe has released the final version of their excellent image editing and organising application today.
According to Wired:
The flagship change was in the RAW rendering engine, Adobe Camera RAW (ACR). This is what takes the raw information from the camera’s sensor and turns it into a set of pixels that we recognize an an image. There are many improvements, but the noise-reduction in Lightroom 3 is phenomenal. I use it, and it really is able to knock the color and luminance noise out of even super-high ISO photographs.
I’ll certainly be interested in reading Dave Girard review of this release. As far as I’m concerned, Girard does the best reviews of image editing applications on or off the web.
Here is Girard’s review of Apple’s Aperture 3 application which was released a couple of months back.
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