Adobe Photoshop Lightroom V5 Software
Dec 2, 2013 16:16:21 #
FYI It is 4:15 EST and Adorama has Lightroom 5 on sale for $72. According to my email from them, the sale lasts only 2 hrs.
I checked B&H and their price is $109.
Watchful
I checked B&H and their price is $109.
Watchful
Dec 2, 2013 16:26:23 #
Dec 2, 2013 17:03:32 #
Can I ask you guys input about tethering? I just read adobe photo lightroom is where its done.
Problem-Rebel T3 and T2i, both pawn shop items (no software) Computer Gateway 64 bit, relatively new. (scanned and acknowledged as 64bit by Canon.com/usa)
In my attempts to open the software after download the error reads that the software is not compatible with a 32 bit computer. So I'm am up the creek, no paddle?
Problem-Rebel T3 and T2i, both pawn shop items (no software) Computer Gateway 64 bit, relatively new. (scanned and acknowledged as 64bit by Canon.com/usa)
In my attempts to open the software after download the error reads that the software is not compatible with a 32 bit computer. So I'm am up the creek, no paddle?
Dec 2, 2013 19:03:42 #
32 bits, not compatible? Are you using a pirated software?
LR installs either 32 or 64 depending on OS so if it installs only one version (64) it seems rather odd.
If legal, download the latest version (for your LR #) and reinstall with that, using your normal reg number.
LR installs either 32 or 64 depending on OS so if it installs only one version (64) it seems rather odd.
If legal, download the latest version (for your LR #) and reinstall with that, using your normal reg number.
Dec 2, 2013 21:30:54 #
Pictxterowner wrote:
Can I ask you guys input about tethering? I just read adobe photo lightroom is where its done.
Problem-Rebel T3 and T2i, both pawn shop items (no software) Computer Gateway 64 bit, relatively new. (scanned and acknowledged as 64bit by Canon.com/usa)
In my attempts to open the software after download the error reads that the software is not compatible with a 32 bit computer. So I'm am up the creek, no paddle?
Problem-Rebel T3 and T2i, both pawn shop items (no software) Computer Gateway 64 bit, relatively new. (scanned and acknowledged as 64bit by Canon.com/usa)
In my attempts to open the software after download the error reads that the software is not compatible with a 32 bit computer. So I'm am up the creek, no paddle?
LR5 System requirements - Windows machine.
Intel® Pentium® 4 or AMD Athlon® 64 processor*
DirectX 10capable or later graphics card
Windows 7 with Service Pack 1, Windows 8, or Windows 8.1
2GB of RAM (4GB recommended)
2GB of available hard-disk space
1024x768 display
DVD-ROM drive required if purchasing Adobe® Photoshop® Lightroom® retail boxed version
Internet connection required for Internet-based services
You did not say what your computer Operating System is. If earlier than Win 7, Lightroom 5 is not compatible. Same applies to Photoshop CC.
Dec 2, 2013 22:59:41 #
Gateway Windows 7 Home Premium Service Pack 1
Dual Processor Intel(R) CPU G620 @ 2.60 GHz 2.60 GHz
Installed memory (RAM) 4.00 GB
64-bit Operating System
Intel HD Graphics
Online support
It is kind of like hitting a brick wall, I was hoping you guys would say go ahead and upload the light room thingy and it will seek out to destroy my camera any way.
Without specific software?
The Canon download sight did scan and confirm witch computer I had before I could click the download. That's what makes me wonder if the light room can do that stuff too. Did you need a third program to tether in the light room? Meaning the disk that came with the computer? About Adobe, how many does a person need I don't know what it is but I have
Adobe Air 2.7.0.19480
Adobe 11 Flash player ActiveX and Flash player 11 Plugin both 11.9.900.117 and
Adobe Reader X (10.1.8) MUI 10.1.8 should I try to access that stuff and find a light room in there or just Google adobe light room.
I should have an account with all these other features? does that matter?
I don't remember registering for one but it seems to know me when it's time to auto update :shock:
Dual Processor Intel(R) CPU G620 @ 2.60 GHz 2.60 GHz
Installed memory (RAM) 4.00 GB
64-bit Operating System
Intel HD Graphics
Online support
It is kind of like hitting a brick wall, I was hoping you guys would say go ahead and upload the light room thingy and it will seek out to destroy my camera any way.
Without specific software?
The Canon download sight did scan and confirm witch computer I had before I could click the download. That's what makes me wonder if the light room can do that stuff too. Did you need a third program to tether in the light room? Meaning the disk that came with the computer? About Adobe, how many does a person need I don't know what it is but I have
Adobe Air 2.7.0.19480
Adobe 11 Flash player ActiveX and Flash player 11 Plugin both 11.9.900.117 and
Adobe Reader X (10.1.8) MUI 10.1.8 should I try to access that stuff and find a light room in there or just Google adobe light room.
I should have an account with all these other features? does that matter?
I don't remember registering for one but it seems to know me when it's time to auto update :shock:
Dec 3, 2013 00:57:41 #
So Lightroom came with the camera?
To tether the camera to the PC you only need the manufacturer USB cord and a long extension if you want to control the camera from a distance.
Download the latest upgrade from your Lightroom version from the Adobe site. THAT will at the very least eliminate the 64bit error message.
To tether the camera to the PC you only need the manufacturer USB cord and a long extension if you want to control the camera from a distance.
Download the latest upgrade from your Lightroom version from the Adobe site. THAT will at the very least eliminate the 64bit error message.
Dec 6, 2013 05:18:47 #
Rongnongno wrote:
So Lightroom came with the camera?
To tether the camera to the PC you only need the manufacturer USB cord and a long extension if you want to control the camera from a distance.
Download the latest upgrade from your Lightroom version from the Adobe site. THAT will at the very least eliminate the 64bit error message.
To tether the camera to the PC you only need the manufacturer USB cord and a long extension if you want to control the camera from a distance.
Download the latest upgrade from your Lightroom version from the Adobe site. THAT will at the very least eliminate the 64bit error message.
Thank you so much I will, and I have a 15 ft USB cord that fits the Canons mini USB port I found at the AS-IS (goodwill) for 1 dollar
:P wow this is going to be so cool :-P
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