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Welcome to the new site. Here's a thread about the update where you can post your feedback, ask questions or spot those nasty bugs!
LR 1.0 Preview at Outback Photo
- Thread starter John Hollenberg
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Tony Bonanno
pro member
I'm glad to see the final version 1.0 release coming on Feb 19.
I've been using the beta 4.1 heavily the past two months for all my commercial shoots and am quite enthused about the software.
In case any of you are in Albuquerque Thurs evening, Feb 1, I'll be giving a program comparing the new pigment printers (HP Z series, Epson 3800, and Canon iPF5000). I will also be doing a brief overview of Lightroom (email me for details/time/location, etc.).
Cheers,
Tony Bonanno
I've been using the beta 4.1 heavily the past two months for all my commercial shoots and am quite enthused about the software.
In case any of you are in Albuquerque Thurs evening, Feb 1, I'll be giving a program comparing the new pigment printers (HP Z series, Epson 3800, and Canon iPF5000). I will also be doing a brief overview of Lightroom (email me for details/time/location, etc.).
Cheers,
Tony Bonanno
Asher Kelman
OPF Owner/Editor-in-Chief
John,
You outclassed me! I was preparing an introduction to Uwe's fine preview and when I came back I'd been overtaken!
Yes, Uwe's work is always worth reading. He is an excellent teacher and dedicated with his wife Bettina at making the best prints of their pictures.
Here, Uwe introduces us in a clear and personal way to Lightroom.
His steps are in sequence, logical and helpful.
He bothers to show what one might take for granted.
He also tries to adds a touch of what is important to him and shares what is needed to make this program the compregensive set of integrated tools it seeks to be.
Uwe hopes for more cataloging DAM features like iViewMedia Pro and Apple's Aperture.
Uwe's Lightroom Wish list for LR 1.0 (1/29/2007)
Smart collections based on queries.
More advanced dual monitor support.
Color samplers.
Perspective and lens distortion corrections.
We would like to see a more advanced noise removal and sharpening in Lightroom.
Support for camera ICC profiles
Multiple Windows
Selective editing features (we expect them latest in LR 2.0)
He is also an explorer, looking for especially original features.
Good work!
Asher
You outclassed me! I was preparing an introduction to Uwe's fine preview and when I came back I'd been overtaken!
Yes, Uwe's work is always worth reading. He is an excellent teacher and dedicated with his wife Bettina at making the best prints of their pictures.
Here, Uwe introduces us in a clear and personal way to Lightroom.
His steps are in sequence, logical and helpful.
He bothers to show what one might take for granted.
He also tries to adds a touch of what is important to him and shares what is needed to make this program the compregensive set of integrated tools it seeks to be.
Uwe hopes for more cataloging DAM features like iViewMedia Pro and Apple's Aperture.
Uwe's Lightroom Wish list for LR 1.0 (1/29/2007)
Smart collections based on queries.
More advanced dual monitor support.
Color samplers.
Perspective and lens distortion corrections.
We would like to see a more advanced noise removal and sharpening in Lightroom.
Support for camera ICC profiles
Multiple Windows
Selective editing features (we expect them latest in LR 2.0)
He is also an explorer, looking for especially original features.
Good work!
Asher
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