Re: Lightroom CC

>> Christine, Bob, I will try to clarify. I slightly misspoke, and also we are >> talking about different programs. >> Too many versions with almost the same name. >> Old = LR5.x or LR6.x >> Newer = LR Classic CC[or LR Classic Cheers, >> Christine when customized

Re: Lightroom CC

> On May 21, 2018, at 8:36 AM, Stanley Halpin > wrote: > > Christine, Bob, I will try to clarify. I slightly misspoke, and also we are > talking about different programs. > Too many versions with almost the same name. > Old = LR5.x or LR6.x > Newer = LR Classic

Re: Lightroom CC

(which may be a year or two out of date) is that the >> LR Classic CC (which I use BTW) allows for the Cloud-based storage and synch >> of selected Collections from within LR. If you are going to a total >> Cloud-based storage system, then that would be Lightroom CC, not Classic.

Re: Lightroom CC

y understanding (which may be a year or two out of date) is that the LR > Classic CC (which I use BTW) allows for the Cloud-based storage and synch of > selected Collections from within LR. If you are going to a total Cloud-based > storage system, then that would be Lightroom CC, not Class

Re: Lightroom CC

he Cloud-based storage and synch >> of selected Collections from within LR. If you are going to a total >> Cloud-based storage system, then that would be Lightroom CC, not Classic. >> Which sounds like a wonderful system for those that have uninterrupted >> access to high spe

Re: Lightroom CC

hin LR. If you are going to a total Cloud-based > storage system, then that would be Lightroom CC, not Classic. Which sounds > like a wonderful system for those that have uninterrupted access to high > speed wifi. For me, traveling in the jungles of Peru or on the high seas > without

Re: Lightroom CC

Bob, my understanding (which may be a year or two out of date) is that the LR Classic CC (which I use BTW) allows for the Cloud-based storage and synch of selected Collections from within LR. If you are going to a total Cloud-based storage system, then that would be Lightroom CC, not Classic

Re: Lightroom CC

On the laptop version, on the right side panel where all the develop tools are, you can see the adjustments that are made when you choose the presets located on the left-side panel. Take a screen shot of the medium contrast curve on the laptop, then try to copy the curve diagram. For Punch

Re: Lightroom CC

Hi Christine, Thanks. How did you find that out about punch and sharpness? Is there a site somewhere that reveals these arcane secrets? It's true for version 6 and earlier that the catalogue must be on a local drive, but of course it can't be true* for CC otherwise it wouldn't work across

Re: Lightroom CC

Hi Bob: I am a Lightroom Classic CC version 7.3.1 user on my laptop MacBook Pro s/Retina 2013 13-inch. I also have the Lightroom mobile app on my iPad Pro 10 inch and iPhone 6, though I have only just started using these, so I’m still learning. Punch equals Clarity +30 and Vibrance +25.

Lightroom CC

What ho! I’ve just started trialling LR CC on my iPhone, iPad and on my Windows 10 laptop alongside classic LR v5. The idea is to use my Leica when I’m cycling in France later this year - previously I’ve used my Fuji X20 - import from the SD card into LR on the iPhone, edit, post from LR

Re: Lightroom CC question: business personal photography

On 3/5/2015 1:19 PM, steve harley wrote: that was a typo - i meant 5 TB for $150; here's one you can combine with a photo purchase (though i'm not so fond of Seagate these days) Would you care to elucidate? -- Science - Questions we may never find answers for. Religion - Answers we must

Re: Lightroom CC question: business personal photography

On 2015-03-06 10:19 , John wrote: On 3/5/2015 1:19 PM, steve harley wrote: that was a typo - i meant 5 TB for $150; here's one you can combine with a photo purchase (though i'm not so fond of Seagate these days) Would you care to elucidate? i had two Seagate drives fail recently, and i'm

Re: Lightroom CC question: business personal photography

for my personal photography. I like the idea of using my work computer for the catalog, because of the automated backups, and the massive amount of HD space I have here as opposed to home. If I purchase the photographer's Lightroom CC for photographers ($9.99/mo) and put the catalog on my work

Re: Lightroom CC question: business personal photography

Lightroom CC for photographers ($9.99/mo) and put the catalog on my work computer, can I still edit images in the catalog from home? i could be wrong, but to me the cloud features in Lightroom don't seem quite ready for a store once, edit anywhere workflow, so i think sneakernet is would

Re: Lightroom CC question: business personal photography

to home. If I purchase the photographer's Lightroom CC for photographers ($9.99/mo) and put the catalog on my work computer, can I still edit images in the catalog from home? i could be wrong, but to me the cloud features in Lightroom don't seem quite ready for a store once, edit anywhere workflow

Re: Lightroom CC question: business personal photography

On 2015-03-05 11:04 , P.J. Alling wrote: On 3/5/2015 11:51 AM, steve harley wrote: external hard drives are really cheap these days (5GB for $150); i would get a couple and be careful with backups, because schlepping hard drives increases the risk of failure or loss One can obtain a TB of

Lightroom CC question: business personal photography

for the catalog, because of the automated backups, and the massive amount of HD space I have here as opposed to home. If I purchase the photographer's Lightroom CC for photographers ($9.99/mo) and put the catalog on my work computer, can I still edit images in the catalog from home? How would you recommend

Re: Lightroom CC question: business personal photography

Good info. Thanks for sharing. I appreciate it. On Thu, Mar 5, 2015 at 12:19 PM, steve harley p...@paper-ape.com wrote: On 2015-03-05 11:04 , P.J. Alling wrote: On 3/5/2015 11:51 AM, steve harley wrote: external hard drives are really cheap these days (5GB for $150); i would get a couple