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07/21/2020 02:03:18 PM · #1 |
Holy cow -- I always did this by hand.
PAINFULLY
by hand.
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07/21/2020 02:45:36 PM · #2 |
You didn't ask!
ETA: When it works, it's a fantastic timesaver. It can and does fail in a subset of cases.
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07/21/2020 02:59:23 PM · #3 |
Wow, that looks good. I've still been using CS5 but I'm planning to download a trial version of CC on my new laptop to see if it can cope. I hope so because it seems like I'm missing out on some wonderful features.
Can someone tell me what other features I need to look out for?
Message edited by author 2020-07-21 15:00:35.
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07/21/2020 03:16:46 PM · #4 |
| Frankly there are quite a few differences, CS5 is pretty old now. Much of it is evolutionary, though, and the interface changes should not be too big a change. I definitely recommend updating to CC. I'm not normally a fan of subscription software, but frankly for the price, the Adobe Photography plan is one of the best deals running. |
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07/21/2020 03:49:49 PM · #5 |
Whoa dang!
Thank you, Wendy!
Obviously, no one else loves me. :D
I can't wait to try it after watching a video just now.
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07/21/2020 03:50:02 PM · #6 |
Originally posted by kirbic:
Frankly there are quite a few differences, CS5 is pretty old now. Much of it is evolutionary, though, and the interface changes should not be too big a change. I definitely recommend updating to CC. I'm not normally a fan of subscription software, but frankly for the price, the Adobe Photography plan is one of the best deals running. |
The subject selection is a lot better, imo.
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07/21/2020 04:06:25 PM · #7 |
Originally posted by vawendy:
The subject selection is a lot better, imo. |
Yeh, like light years ahead. |
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07/21/2020 04:54:01 PM · #8 |
Originally posted by kirbic:
Frankly there are quite a few differences, CS5 is pretty old now. Much of it is evolutionary, though, and the interface changes should not be too big a change. I definitely recommend updating to CC. I'm not normally a fan of subscription software, but frankly for the price, the Adobe Photography plan is one of the best deals running. |
I'll definitely try it out as soon as I have time. Just the ability to process RAW files without having to convert them to DNG first would be a big plus.
I just hope my laptop will cope with CC. |
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07/21/2020 08:07:16 PM · #9 |
use the lightroom classic, however, not the complete CC version. That is just a stripped down classic with some toys
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07/21/2020 08:14:27 PM · #10 |
Originally posted by vawendy:
use the lightroom classic, however, not the complete CC version. That is just a stripped down classic with some toys |
and if you like the features and want to keep using it look out for specials, including on amazon as I recall, where you can purchase a 12 month membership for over 20% savings if you are interested. |
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