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~ Bill Moyers
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More Lightroom…
Well, Lightroom is pretty quick on my aging PC. Nothing to really shout about of course but runs fine. Still not used to the interface but should come to grips with it soon enough. Found out that if you want to move Lightroom’s default cache folder (which happens to be in /my documents/my pictures), you can just close lightroom, move the folder to wherever you want, then restart lightroom. It will complain that it can’t find it’s library so select Use existing library and point it to where you’ve moved your library folder earlier. Beta-oddness I guess.
Even more awesome with a 24″ monitor!
Lightroom Beta 3 Windows!
Finally! After teasing us for a while, Adobe puts out Lightroom Beta 3 for the rest of the world!
A canyon view…
Lotsa shots!
Performance wise on my 2Gb RAM, P-M 1.8Ghz notey is ok, nothing spectacular but it’s beta so performance is bound to improve later. That said, I think a home PC upgrade should be soon!
A sunflower selection
Pitcher plants and sunflowers…
Photoshop World Asia 2006
Spot a typo on the agenda?
Adobe Buys Pixmantec
“With high quality digital cameras now within reach of every photographer, customers are gravitating to raw file formats that allow them to get more control over final results,” said John Loiacono, senior vice president of Creative Solutions at Adobe®. “By combining Pixmantec’s raw processing technology and expertise with our own, we’re continuing to deliver on the promise that even your existing raw files can be processed with increasing quality as our software technology evolves.”
Hmm, looks like another small fish gets eaten by a bigger fish. Or perhaps in Adobe’s case, maybe it’s a Great White! Press release here.