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Download it today and you get to use it until the trial ends on March 31 2012.
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In the lead up to the full launch Adobe are allowing everyone to download and trial Lightroom 4 for free. It’s how I manage and edit my own images and I’m pumped to see them releasing Lightroom 4 soon. Lightroom has been a product that many photographers of all levels have adopted as their preferred option and it has evolved in its first 3 versions into a very useful tool. One of the exciting trials currently on offer is the ability to test the brand new beta of Lightroom 4.
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Things have progressed a lot since those days – now many software tools give you trials before you buy. It seemed a big risk to invest in something that I wasn’t completely sure would suit my needs. I still remember the first time I looked at Photoshop and considered purchasing it but balked at the price. One of the common threads of conversation that I’ve been hearing is around the expense of some of the better post processing software tools and a hesitancy to spend so much on a tool when one doesn’t know if it suits you.

Over the last week, with the launch of our brand new Guide to Post Processing eBook, there’s been a lot of discussion around dPS around post processing – particularly about software and tools.
