^ I'd like to know the same.
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I've actually found it to be a better tool than DPP and PS.
The thing I love about LR is that it has batch editing for all the camera settings, lens correction profiles, and a good range of tools that I often use. Adjustment brush is just
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Originally Posted by xHassassin Lightroom is a bit useless for me IMO. Super slow and weak for editing. The only thing I use it for is as a RAW image viewer and resizing large amounts of images. Other than that it's only useful function would probably be to add watermarks. |
I've actually found it to be a better tool than DPP and PS.
The thing I love about LR is that it has batch editing for all the camera settings, lens correction profiles, and a good range of tools that I often use. Adjustment brush is just
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I agree. The only thing I have not been able to do with LR3 is combining shots.
I occasionally use Protrait Professional but not all that often. Two days ago I got my hands on a copy of Photoshop Elements 9 Im not sure I'll ever use it though.
Originally Posted by r31ncarnat3d
I've actually found it to be a better tool than DPP and PS. The thing I love about LR is that it has batch editing for all the camera settings, lens correction profiles, and a good range of tools that I often use. Adjustment brush is just
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I occasionally use Protrait Professional but not all that often. Two days ago I got my hands on a copy of Photoshop Elements 9 Im not sure I'll ever use it though.
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I dunno, I've only played around with it a little. All I've noticed is that for editing you have these little arrows you click to change exposure, saturation, etc. Maybe it's just my computer but every time I click one of these buttons LR takes a crap for 30 seconds. Although yeah, editing large amounts of images at a time seems like a really useful function, just never got into using it yet, photoshop works well for me.
Originally Posted by r31ncarnat3d
I've actually found it to be a better tool than DPP and PS. The thing I love about LR is that it has batch editing for all the camera settings, lens correction profiles, and a good range of tools that I often use. Adjustment brush is just
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That's really odd. It's definitely an issue on your end. When I use LR, it's instantaneous change. The only lag I get is when I'm exporting my RAW to JPEG.
You should check out your hardware or install files. It definitely sounds like an issue somewhere on your end.
Originally Posted by xHassassin I dunno, I've only played around with it a little. All I've noticed is that for editing you have these little arrows you click to change exposure, saturation, etc. Maybe it's just my computer but every time I click one of these buttons LR takes a crap for 30 seconds. Although yeah, editing large amounts of images at a time seems like a really useful function, just never got into using it yet, photoshop works well for me. |
You should check out your hardware or install files. It definitely sounds like an issue somewhere on your end.
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Agree, Lightroom gets noticeably faster depending on the hardware you use. The other thing to consider is that its managing a huge image library where each image is at full resolution. I love how it utilised all 12 threads when doing exports lol. So about the speed issue, I'mma point to your CPU and HDD.
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Originally Posted by r31ncarnat3d That's really odd. It's definitely an issue on your end. When I use LR, it's instantaneous change. The only lag I get is when I'm exporting my RAW to JPEG. You should check out your hardware or install files. It definitely sounds like an issue somewhere on your end. |
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Instead of the quick develop, click on the develop tab in LR3 - much easier.
Originally Posted by xHassassin I dunno, I've only played around with it a little. All I've noticed is that for editing you have these little arrows you click to change exposure, saturation, etc. Maybe it's just my computer but every time I click one of these buttons LR takes a crap for 30 seconds. Although yeah, editing large amounts of images at a time seems like a really useful function, just never got into using it yet, photoshop works well for me. |
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