I really, really wanted to like Adobe Lightroom. After taking it for a pretty solid spin around the block, though, I’ve finally given up. The primary reasons for giving up are: • It has silly limitations (like the 10k pixel limit) that prevent me from using Lightroom for all my images. • It’s just too slow.

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My main machine is reasonably fast (2.2 GHz dual processor, 3GB of ram) and Lightroom is often frustratingly slow there. On my laptop, it’s a slug. • The image editing toolset is so limited that I’m still forced to use Photoshop for all but a very few photos. This reduces Lightroom to a bigger, more powerful browser with excellent keywording, grouping, etc. And with features (like the slideshow stuff and printing stuff) that I never, ever use.

Lightroom is even inadequate for generating the jpgs I use for web display. • Lightroom has strong ideas about what files go where, and it’s pretty stubborn about it. Free usb 2.0 driver download for mac. I like to have the base level raw files in one place, the photoshop files that are descended from them in another, and so on. I like my way of arranging things, because it integrates with my backup strategy, etc. • The one feature I really, really like a lot is the much improved Camera Raw, with highlight and shadow recovery, etc. But I will get this in the future just by upgrading Photoshop, which I’ll do anyway. I get the one really compelling feature even if I ditch Lightroom.

I’m hoping that future versions of Lightroom will address these problems. Best free mac software. For now, though, by take is that it’s a not quite ready for prime time piece of software. Said, on May 23, 2007 at Right now, my workflow looks like this: 1. Files are read off of CF card using Windows file explorer. Files are immediately renamed using batch rename in Adobe Bridge 3.

Files are duplicated across several disks on several different computers. CF card is reformatted. Image selection, tagging, etc. Done in Bridge. Each image that’s good gets converted from raw using Adobe Camera Raw, and imported to Photoshop. All refinement is done in photoshop. Noise reduction when needed is done with Noise Ninja.