A Workflow Combining Capture One and Lightroom

Over the past several years there has been a dramatic change in the abilities and features of raw processing software. Indeed their very nature has changed. Programs like Adobe'sLightroomand Apple'sAperture, in addition to being raw processing programs are now fairly complete digital asset managers and printing engines. With their also included web and slide show modules such programs have essentially renderedPhotoshopredundant for maybe 90% of the needs of most photographers. Many, myself included, now rarely use Photoshop except for a few specialized tasks.
As regular readers know I am a big fan of Lightroom. While I respect Aperture's capabilities, and as a devout Mac user find the idea of using it appealing, in the end I have selected Lightroom for several reasons. The first is simply personal – I find its interface more intuitive. On a professional basis I find Lightroom's feature set more compelling, and as a journalist and educator my involvement with Lightroom (incl...