On October 30, 2019 1:21:46 PM PDT, Jos de Fotograaf
wrote:
>Thanks Larry,
>Some test program as you suggest could do.
>But why getting files from the web and not just files from my K1. Maybe
>
You get them from the k1 and share them on the web so other people can test
using the same files.
On October 30, 2019 1:02:08 PM PDT, Jos de Fotograaf
wrote:
>
>
>Thanks Ralf,
>I have now a Nvidia Geforce GTX. I will dive in the options. Does it
>mean that a laptop good for gaming would be good for LR?
Double check that Lightroom supports the GPU.
>Greetz, Jos
>
>On 10/29/2019 11:18 PM,
Am 30.10.19 um 21:02 schrieb Jos de Fotograaf:
Does it
mean that a laptop good for gaming would be good for LR?
Most probably yes.
Ralf
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I only know Apple equipment.
I used a 13" MacBook Pro (2013 and 2014 versions) as well as MacBook Air (2016)
for some time. All did a fairly good job, the Pro models a bit better due to
their better graphics cards.
Lately, I'm transitioning away from using Adobe products and using an iPad
Thanks Bipin Gupta,
How large are the DNG files that you are processing? (K1?)
greetz, Jos
On 10/30/2019 6:22 PM, Bipin Gupta wrote:
Past 4-years I've been using a 4K (3840x2160 pixels) Toshiba Satellite
P50t-B Laptop with 64 Bit Windows 10, Intel i7 CPU, 20 GB RAM, Dual
Video Cards, 1 TB Fast
Thanks Larry,
Some test program as you suggest could do.
But why getting files from the web and not just files from my K1. Maybe
HDR to make it even larger.
My catalogue is quite big, around 45k.
I noticed that importing 20 K1 files takes a certain time, than if I
delete them from disk,and
Thanks Ralf,
I have now a Nvidia Geforce GTX. I will dive in the options. Does it
mean that a laptop good for gaming would be good for LR?
Greetz, Jos
On 10/29/2019 11:18 PM, Ralf R Radermacher wrote:
Am 28.10.19 um 21:58 schrieb Jos de Fotograaf:
I need a new laptop and want one that is
> On Oct 28, 2019, at 1:58 PM, Jos de Fotograaf wrote:
>
> Dear group,
> I need a new laptop and want one that is faster on Lightroom processing than
> my present HP pavilion with i7 and SSD
> I think of ordering several "mobile workstations" upto 2000euro and do a
> comparative test with
Past 4-years I've been using a 4K (3840x2160 pixels) Toshiba Satellite
P50t-B Laptop with 64 Bit Windows 10, Intel i7 CPU, 20 GB RAM, Dual
Video Cards, 1 TB Fast HD, USB 3, Blu Ray / M-Disc Burner.
I run both Lightroom Classic CC 2019 and Photoshop CC 2019 without any lag.
There are some (49)
Tnx Stan,
If import and export takes long is not really a bother to me. I took
that because it is easy to measure in time. But you might be right that
I am just measure I/O speed. However, during the operation I look at the
task manager and see that in the beginning of the import process, the
Am 28.10.19 um 21:58 schrieb Jos de Fotograaf:
I need a new laptop and want one that is faster on Lightroom processing
than my present HP pavilion with i7 and SSD
Look for a powerful graphics processor. Lightroom uses its number
crunching power while rendering thumbnails on import.
I have a
Where do you find your present laptop to be a bother? If it is only when you
import or export, then it would seem that the key design element you need to
look for is fast I/O bus, USB-C or Thunderbolt 3. And then, yes, test as you
suggest.
But I don’t know how such a test would tell you
What I'm thinking is that AMD has faster more efficient processors than
Intel at the moment. As to laptops, I custom built myself a desktop a
few years ago and it still meets my needs so I don't have any
suggestions about that.
I will state for the record that my desktop is built around an
Dear group,
I need a new laptop and want one that is faster on Lightroom processing
than my present HP pavilion with i7 and SSD
I think of ordering several "mobile workstations" upto 2000euro and do a
comparative test with them.
Thinking of i7, 8th or 9th generation / 4 or 6 cores/16 or 32 GB/
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