It turns out we got the rewrite of Lightroom, just not the way we wanted it. After all, you have software like Photo Mechanic showing us what is possible with regard to how blazingly fast culling can be done.
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We really wanted them to do a full rewrite of the software from the ground up as it is pretty clear that the dated technology at the foundations of the software were limiting the performance possibilities. Many in the photography industry, including myself and my idea of adding a Cull module to Lightroom, were asking/hoping Adobe would focus their efforts on performance improvements over adding any new features to the product.
Lightroom updates were among those announced. Now let’s start with what changed.ĭid We FINALLY Get a Rewrite of Lightroom?Īdobe had their Max conference at the end of October 2017 where they released changes and launched new software for all types of creative content makers. It saddens me that I have to give it a “wait to upgrade” rating because there are some promising things in the update, but it isn’t ready. I know there are many of you who hold off updating your software until you get the “good to go” from me, so let me state it right up front in this episode that as of early November 2017 my advice is that anyone who relies upon Lightroom for their business delay updating because there are a lot of bugs that have been reported for both Lightroom Classic CC and the all new Lightroom CC. Jeff Harmon goes over the details about the two new Lightroom programs now available to Creative Cloud subscribers, the costs of the various Creative Cloud options, and a healthy number of bugs that have been reported making his recommendation be that photographers who need to get work done using Lightroom wait to update.
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