Point me in the right direction: Adobe Lightroom
Oct 30, 2017 14:21:10 #
MikWar wrote:
Check out the chart - very comprehensive - wish Adobe would have done the same thing. Thanks!
Mike
Mike
The new lightroom cc seems terrible compared with Lightroom 5 let alone the newer versions of lightroom. I can't speak for earlier versions of lightroom as I haven't used them.
It honestly doesn't deserve the name it's a much inferior product compared with the real deal.
Oct 30, 2017 14:29:42 #
Mike,
You don't need the cloud to take your images and work with them on the road. I have the CC Lightroom and Photoshop installed on my MacBook Pro and my images are all on a portable drive I can carry where I want. You can also look into Lightroom Smart Previews and learn what you can do with them too. I don't use them myself, but I am sure some people do.
Best,
Todd Ferguson
You don't need the cloud to take your images and work with them on the road. I have the CC Lightroom and Photoshop installed on my MacBook Pro and my images are all on a portable drive I can carry where I want. You can also look into Lightroom Smart Previews and learn what you can do with them too. I don't use them myself, but I am sure some people do.
Best,
Todd Ferguson
MikWar wrote:
Interesting account. I feel I do want the cloud because we travel quite a bit. I can take my laptop and continue editing, etc. However, let the buyer beware! Thanks for the advice.
Mike
Mike
Oct 30, 2017 15:01:26 #
robertjerl wrote:
Here is a comparison chart and a "which should I use chart" from The Lightroom Queen:
http://www.lightroomqueen.com/lightroom-cc-vs-classic-features/
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http://www.lightroomqueen.com/lightroom-cc-vs-classic-features/
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This chart is so out-of-date it is pretty much totally useless!!
bwa
Oct 30, 2017 15:28:32 #
bwana wrote:
This chart is so out-of-date it is pretty much totally useless!!
bwa
bwa
Must be all of a week old
Oct 30, 2017 15:49:29 #
bwana wrote:
This chart is so out-of-date it is pretty much totally useless!!
bwa
bwa
OH! Darn! you are right, it was published 11 days ago.
Oct 30, 2017 16:51:43 #
blackest wrote:
Must be all of a week old
Ok then, it is simply WRONG!
I'm running Adobe Photoshop Lightroom CC Release 2015.10.1 Camera Raw 9.10.1 and it is far more comprehensive than my old Lightroom 6.
bwa
Oct 30, 2017 17:01:36 #
bwana wrote:
Ok then, it is simply WRONG!
I'm running Adobe Photoshop Lightroom CC Release 2015.10.1 Camera Raw 9.10.1 and it is far more comprehensive than my old Lightroom 6.
bwa
I'm running Adobe Photoshop Lightroom CC Release 2015.10.1 Camera Raw 9.10.1 and it is far more comprehensive than my old Lightroom 6.
bwa
I don't work for Adobe , so i will let someone else explain their marketing decision. Keep watching this thread :) you won't want to miss this.
Oct 30, 2017 17:20:52 #
bwana wrote:
Ok then, it is simply WRONG!
I'm running Adobe Photoshop Lightroom CC Release 2015.10.1 Camera Raw 9.10.1 and it is far more comprehensive than my old Lightroom 6.
bwa
I'm running Adobe Photoshop Lightroom CC Release 2015.10.1 Camera Raw 9.10.1 and it is far more comprehensive than my old Lightroom 6.
bwa
LR 6 is the stand alone, it was not part of the discussion, plus we all know Adobe short changed it on the features.
The versions under discussion are the NEW Lightroom CC (a web cloud based version just released) and Lightroom Classic (formerly Lightroom CC - now listed in "about" as ver 7.0.1) and the current Camera Raw is 10.0
Those were the versions under discussion and the article I posted is dated Oct 19, a whole 11 days old.
Oct 30, 2017 20:54:57 #
MikWar wrote:
is there a way to batch edit in the new Lightroom CC? Thanks.
Not that I can find. Frankly as a Lightroom since forever user, I find the CC interface annoying. This is so simple in Lightroom Classic, do your edits on one image then select the eitire range of images. Click on Sync Settings, click on Check All and then Synchronize.
Why do you want to do this in Lightroom CC if you have Classic?
Oct 30, 2017 22:05:40 #
rgrenaderphoto wrote:
Not that I can find. Frankly as a Lightroom since forever user, I find the CC interface annoying. This is so simple in Lightroom Classic, do your edits on one image then select the eitire range of images. Click on Sync Settings, click on Check All and then Synchronize.
Why do you want to do this in Lightroom CC if you have Classic?
Why do you want to do this in Lightroom CC if you have Classic?
I had neither. Signed up for Lightroom CC thinking it would do the job. It didn't so I downloaded LR Classic (comes with the package along with PS). Will be using Classic from now on.
Mike
Oct 30, 2017 22:08:35 #
By the way it seems we have "broken" UHH. Got to 10 pages (with 6800 looks) and then it broke off the last 2-3 pages to let us continue. I hope I can find a way go to back to the first 8 pages or so cause there was some valuable information there.
Oct 30, 2017 22:41:20 #
MikWar wrote:
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In light room after you click on sync there is a little tiny switch on the left of the word sync that changes it to auto sync and after you highlight all the pictures that you want to batch process you hit auto sync and they all change at once
Oct 30, 2017 23:20:31 #
Oct 30, 2017 23:35:25 #
fotoman150 wrote:
In light room after you click on sync there is a little tiny switch on the left of the word sync that changes it to auto sync and after you highlight all the pictures that you want to batch process you hit auto sync and they all change at once
Neat! Thanks for the tip.
Mike
Oct 30, 2017 23:36:04 #
smeggy wrote:
You can do it in ON1 Photo Raw 2018 and they have a 30 day trial. I love it!
Thanks. If I don't like LR I'll check out ON1.
Mike
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