Subject | Re: Lenses and sharpening |
From | Sandman |
Date | 09/22/2014 08:49 (09/22/2014 08:49) |
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Newsgroups | rec.photo.digital |
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Which, by the way, I wouldn't call "work with" them. You've just batch-edited a bunch of photos, not actually worked with any of them. You've only worked with one, then.nospamnospamEric StevensSandman
Once you look at the actual file sizes I think you will have to conclude that I am correct.
Of course not, since you're not correct. As I said - every single image you work with in Lightroom has a 1:1 preview file created for it. Every single one. You can select when those 1:! files should expire and be purged, but if you've worked with it, or even vviewed it in the develop module there exists a 1:1 preview of the file.
that's false.you can work with an image without ever using the develop module with it.Savageduck
Personally, I don't use *Quick Develop* in the Library module.
that's one way, but not the only way. another is syncing adjustments over a batch of files.