"Yes...both."

"Well, there are bug fixes...but no changes to the rendering except being able to render (but not change) things like the non-circular healin"

"ACR 8.1 will have the same functionality of LR5 (the final GM when it ships) when hosted in Photoshop CC (when it ships) the ACR 8.1 RC was"

"Noel Carboni wrote:   Sure, there are a few existing programs out there that seem to represent a start in the right direction...  Paintshop"

"Rob Cole wrote:   Note: embedded previews may be AdobeRGB, sRGB, ProPhotoRGB, ...   Actually, in LR4 the thumbnails and previews are Adobe"

"Rob Cole wrote:   (i.e. ACR can be "hosted" by Photoshop *or* Bridge, as well as Lightroom).   Actually, to be precise, the ACR plug-in ca"

"web-weaver wrote:   It's a while since I read the book.   Well, it's been a while since I updated the 2nd edition, but that stuff is secon"

"Not directly...but Lightroom already has an updated resampling than Photoshop. The new preserve edges and reduce noise parts of Photoshop CC"

"Sculpting is like Overlay High Pass but without the High Pass filter. Instead of using the filter to work on edges, you freehand paint with"

"station_two wrote:   Adobe's version nomenclature is a mess, more now than ever.   Actually, if you stick to referring to Photoshop in rea"

"Try the Sort drop down menu in the tool bar...but you can only sort by Rating or Label, not both at the same time."

"John Spacey wrote:   Adobe has said there's no plans to amkew Lightroom CC only, although it has said they envisage adding extra functional"

"John Spacey wrote: Jeff Schewe wrote:   Exactly where have I been insulting Adobe customers?   Post #77 ( page 2 ) in this thread is one"