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06/02/2008 08:10:46 PM · #26 |
Moose, thanks for your answer, and thanks to Juliet for starting this thread. I'm not ready to purchase LR yet, but it's on my radar now.
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06/02/2008 08:11:54 PM · #27 |
Originally posted by emorgan49:
Stupid question !3 - Do Aperture and Lightroom do sort of the same thing? |
Short answer - Yes. Their approach is a little different Aperture is a little more free-form from what I understand but they are both workflow managers that allow you to perform common operations that you would want to do to a photo (i.e. organize, find, crop, adjust exposure, WB, color, export, print, slideshow, etc).
For basic editing here on DPC I never leave LR. I import my photos, sort through them, crop, adjust levels/curves, sharpen, resize and export. Takes a couple of minutes from selecting the RAW photo to having it up on DPC. For advanced I will import it into PS to do localized corrections using masks but for basic LR is more than sufficient. |
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06/02/2008 08:14:44 PM · #28 |
Originally posted by citymars:
Moose, thanks for your answer, and thanks to Juliet for starting this thread. I'm not ready to purchase LR yet, but it's on my radar now. |
I was given a copy of LR and it sat on my shelf for 4 months until I went to a local photo club and the Adobe LR manager gave a demo of LR. I immediately went home, pulled it off the shelf and haven't looked back. I just wish I had done it 4 months sooner and it solved so many of my workflow issues. It's not perfect but it's the closest I've found.
BTW Juliet - sorry for hijacking your thread. :) |
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06/02/2008 08:37:31 PM · #29 |
You just gave me the best belly laugh I had for ages..... You have such a warped sense of humor thats for sure..... Did you mother drop you when you were born.....You are just to funny for words.....
Thanks mate.....
Originally posted by Art Roflmao:
Originally posted by JulietNN:
I had 5 models for 7 hours. |
I had the same situation once when I was much younger. Looking back, I wish I'd had a camera. |
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06/02/2008 09:00:02 PM · #30 |
Well, if you don't want to throw another three hundred at adobe at this minute, you have a 400D that came with a Software Disk... Install DPP then immediately go to the canon site //www.usa.canon.com/consumer/controller?act=DownloadIndexAct and grab the May 20 2008 update.
Browse to your folder. Add the Photos you to the "Collection". Go into the collection and rate (check mark 1, 2, or 3) each em... I batch delete the ones I mark 3 and batch edit (with recipes) the ones I mark with a one. |
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06/02/2008 09:57:05 PM · #31 |
Originally posted by awpollard:
Well, if you don't want to throw another three hundred at adobe at this minute, you have a 400D that came with a Software Disk... Install DPP then immediately go to the canon site //www.usa.canon.com/consumer/controller?act=DownloadIndexAct and grab the May 20 2008 update.
Browse to your folder. Add the Photos you to the "Collection". Go into the collection and rate (check mark 1, 2, or 3) each em... I batch delete the ones I mark 3 and batch edit (with recipes) the ones I mark with a one. |
Yeah I use the DPP program for my main viewer and if I have to batch process white balance and stuff. Though most my work is so unbalanced .... umm yeah it resembles me. 6-;
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06/03/2008 09:22:06 AM · #32 |
For the most part I use DPP and Adobe Bridge, Ive been thinking of getting LR but other than a couple more search features it doesn't have a lot to offer more than what Im using now... but for someone that has nothing in place it could be a worthwhile investment.
-dave |
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