Applying grain before or after sharpening can make a huge difference in the final look of an image - there's no way to control which happens first in Lightroom. It's trivial to rearrange them, toggle them on and off, go in and edit their values, etc.
Layerable adjustments/presets: Every adjustment applied in CameraBag appears, in the order they’re applied, as a tile in the bottom tray. These include curve-based color adjustments (see, for example, CameraBag’s Coloring Curve, Hue Exposure, and Hue Saturation adjustments), filtered black and white conversion, advanced grain controls, and more. Advanced Tools: CameraBag contains many tools and adjustments which simply don't exist in Lightroom. This is ideal for wedding photographers or anyone else who wants to develop a signature style and apply it across multiple photos and videos. Video support (CameraBag Pro only): Everything you can do to an image in CameraBag Pro, you can do to videos with the exact same tools. Here, you can preset the Width, Height, or Maximum Side length for all of the images you will save out during the batch process.Many things! Here are some of our top picks: Tip: A useful tool for Batch Processing is the Maxiumum Size tile, found under the Adjustments tab (at the bottom). Pick a folder, click Choose, and you're done! Remember that if you did NOT choose a postfix, you should not save into the original image folder unless you want your original photos to be replaced with the edited versions. You will then be taken to a Save dialogue to choose where you would like the processed batch of photos saved to. Type one in (or use none) and click Next. A dialogue will pop up asking you what (if any) postfix you would like appended to the file name of the saved images. Then apply the effects you want, and select "File > Batch Process Folder." (or use hotkey "Cmd/Ctrl + B"). 
To batch process a folder, open one file from that folder in CameraBag.
As well as saving individual videos and photos, CameraBag Pro has the ability to apply edits to an entire folder of media at once.
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