Subject | Re: Any Minolta/Sony users using UFRaw and GIMP? |
From | nospam |
Date | 04/17/2014 22:21 (04/17/2014 16:21) |
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which is incorrect.PeterNPeterNSavageduck
Yes, but not for all photographers. for event photographers and folks who shoot a set of images under similar lighting conditions, it is fine.
Where did you come up with that idea? LR handles batch adjustments in much the same way ACR handles batch adjustments. Its usefulness and functionality is not limited to "event photographers and folks who shoot a set of images under similar lighting conditions". I certainly don't use LR for batch processing, and I am quite capable of taking advantage of the tools and features it provides one image at a time. I am also well aware of its limitations and know when to move to PS.
Yes ACR does all that. And as I've stated LR is simply ACR on steroids.
IIRC the original purpose for LR was to create a speed processing tool, where sophisticated editing was not a requirement. It was originally designed to be an easy to use combination organizer and processor. We are both aware of its limits.that too is wrong.