Lightroom 3 is out
Posted 08/06/2010 - 16:00
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Stick it in the rubbish bin with all the others!
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Posted 08/06/2010 - 16:05
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3.0
Thank you for participating in the Lightroom 3 beta, weʼre happy to inform you that Lightroom 3 is now available for either purchase, or thirty day trial.
The Lightroom 3 beta you are currently using will expire June 30, 2010
Your Lightroom 3 beta catalogs are easily migrated to Lightroom 3
Current version : 3.0 Beta 2 (build 662985)
So I've got two months to find the money then 3.0
Thank you for participating in the Lightroom 3 beta, weʼre happy to inform you that Lightroom 3 is now available for either purchase, or thirty day trial.
The Lightroom 3 beta you are currently using will expire June 30, 2010
Your Lightroom 3 beta catalogs are easily migrated to Lightroom 3
Current version : 3.0 Beta 2 (build 662985)
So nice to see the US and UK prices are balanced (sarcasm....ok VAT doesn't help...)
Still shooting in the dark (literally and metaphorically)...
Posted 08/06/2010 - 16:53
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walkeja wrote:
Stick it in the rubbish bin with all the others!
Well that's an informative comment:Stick it in the rubbish bin with all the others!
flossie wrote:
So I've got two months to find the money then
Yeah same thinking and i might be able to get the student version over 2 months so that would be perfect.
So I've got two months to find the money then
Posted 08/06/2010 - 19:17
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Hmmm I guess that means my beta copy will stop working soon.
Back to Silkypix then.
Back to Silkypix then.
Posted 09/06/2010 - 12:01
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Very amusing - they just sent me an email offering 15% off if you order before 18th June (code is not unique - its "Lightroom3") - so I had a look on their website out of curiosity, and its more expensive to download than have a box posted to you (?!).
Anyway, maybe should sign up for the infamous OU Knitting course to get the educational discounts
Anyway, maybe should sign up for the infamous OU Knitting course to get the educational discounts
Still shooting in the dark (literally and metaphorically)...
Posted 09/06/2010 - 12:09
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Edit: Woo built in lens correction!!!!!
K-5; Siggy 10-20 f4, 30mm f1.4, 18-50mm f2.8, 70-200mm f2.8; Tammy 400mm f4, 500mm f8
Posted 09/06/2010 - 13:28
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I downloaded Lightroom3 and so far I like it. I have to confess, I barely remember LR2 since I've been using the LR3 beta. My first impression is that it is faster than LR2, though, and clearly faster than the beta.
Posted 09/06/2010 - 19:54
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Does anyone knows if you can download lens profiles other users made for the lens correction?
Posted 09/06/2010 - 21:00
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Mannesty wrote:
At last it has perspective correction.
Yeah I'm very happy with that, I was hoping it works the same as in photoshop but it doesn't seem that way At last it has perspective correction.
Lets hope Pentax would modify their profiles so that they can be used with Adobe.
You also can't save profiles
I've quite a lot of shots with the Pentax 16-50 at 16mm.
I could batch process them of course but be able to safe a profile would have been better.
Posted 09/06/2010 - 21:09
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Anvh wrote:
Does anyone knows if you can download lens profiles other users made for the lens correction?
Yes you can import profiles created by others, although it has to be done manually.Does anyone knows if you can download lens profiles other users made for the lens correction?
There are a couple of links on Pentaxforums as a starting point. one is a 10-17 on a K200 and the other is a 12-24 on a K7.
Steve
Posted 09/06/2010 - 21:38
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stevejcoe wrote:
How do I import the profiles then, there is no option for that
Anvh wrote:
Does anyone knows if you can download lens profiles other users made for the lens correction?
Yes you can import profiles created by others, although it has to be done manually.Does anyone knows if you can download lens profiles other users made for the lens correction?
Posted 10/06/2010 - 09:18
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Hi Stefan, on my machine they are located at
CrogramDataAdobeCameraRawLensProfiles1.0
This seems to be where Lightroom searches
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Cocuments and SettingsUsernameAppDataRoamingAdobeCameraRawLensProfiles1.0
This is the default save location for the Lens Profile Creater Application.
There is an option in CS5 to change the default location, but I cannot find a similar option in Lightroom.
You will need to create a folder called 'Pentax' and copy the *.lcp files to that folder. The next time you open Lightroom they will appear as an option.
CS5 does things differently. When a RAW file is opened and Lens Correction is selected the application reads the EXIF data and if there is no local profile there is an option to search for a profile online. Adobe are encouraging users to send profiles to them, which they are are then masking available via an online database.
The problem I see with this approach, is that the quality of the profiles will likely vary considerably.
It would be much better if the lens manufacturers produced a standard set of profiles for the lenses/camera combinations. Given the large number of combinations this is very unlikely.
Alternatively there is an opportunity for someone with access to equipment to produce a professional set of profiles and offer them for sale.
Maybe we could set up an area to upload profiles to, or at least create a Lens Profiles Sticky where members can provide links to the profiles that they have created?
Regards - Steve
CrogramDataAdobeCameraRawLensProfiles1.0
This seems to be where Lightroom searches
and
Cocuments and SettingsUsernameAppDataRoamingAdobeCameraRawLensProfiles1.0
This is the default save location for the Lens Profile Creater Application.
There is an option in CS5 to change the default location, but I cannot find a similar option in Lightroom.
You will need to create a folder called 'Pentax' and copy the *.lcp files to that folder. The next time you open Lightroom they will appear as an option.
CS5 does things differently. When a RAW file is opened and Lens Correction is selected the application reads the EXIF data and if there is no local profile there is an option to search for a profile online. Adobe are encouraging users to send profiles to them, which they are are then masking available via an online database.
The problem I see with this approach, is that the quality of the profiles will likely vary considerably.
It would be much better if the lens manufacturers produced a standard set of profiles for the lenses/camera combinations. Given the large number of combinations this is very unlikely.
Alternatively there is an opportunity for someone with access to equipment to produce a professional set of profiles and offer them for sale.
Maybe we could set up an area to upload profiles to, or at least create a Lens Profiles Sticky where members can provide links to the profiles that they have created?
Regards - Steve
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