The Camera Raw v4.x plugins do not execute in the Photoshop CS2 environment, only up to v3.7. However, the cache directory and plugin Preferences.xmp paths and files are the same, and the plugin's controls are identical too in this respect.
I tested it on my system and it seems to work as expected, with a small improvement in performance. I didn't try to move the cache location, however. Godfrey On Apr 20, 2008, at 8:48 PM, Boris Liberman wrote: > Godfrey, my understanding is that PS CS2 cannot control ACR 4.3 and > upwards. They have hmmm severed the link between PS ACR and LR ACR so > that the proper integration is between CS3 and ACR 4.3 and upwards. At > least this is how I understood the thread from the Adobe forums, > link to > which I have posted. > > Also I should mention that I have tried numerous times to change the > location of the cache directory because on my oldish by now > computer the > system disk is IDE and two other disks are S-ATA. I did so the way you > suggested but it had no effect. This is what made me do a bit of > research... > > Now that I increased the size of the cache and moved it to the faster > disk, I notice a bit of performance improvement in my LR. > > Cheers! > > Boris > > > > Godfrey DiGiorgi wrote: >> Thanks for posting the link, Boris. >> >> Some notes: >> >> - You can control the Camera Raw cache location and size with PS CS2 >> or Bridge by setting the Camera Raw preferences, either from Bridge >> or from the Camera Raw plugin itself if you have PSE instead. >> ... >> I do see a modest speed improvement in Lightroom when I set the cache >> size up to 20Gbytes. Happily, I have plenty of room on my startup >> drive so this is not a problem at all. -- PDML Pentax-Discuss Mail List [email protected] http://pdml.net/mailman/listinfo/pdml_pdml.net to UNSUBSCRIBE from the PDML, please visit the link directly above and follow the directions.
