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03-19-2012
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Marvin (aka Heinz)
Location: Whitehorse, Yukon Canada
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Has anyone that has LR4 noticed that it runs slower than LR3?
On my very fast system, there is a noticeable lag between moving the sliders and the image updating. That was not evident in LR3. Opinions? For those that may ask, I have: i7-2600K Ocd to 4.3Ghz 16 gbs Ram HD 6950 2 gb RAM video card 1 tb 7200 RPM program drive 2 tb 7200 RPM data drive. __________________
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03-20-2012
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Guanaco
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Re: LR4
I agree. It also seems to use a lot more resources than LR3. Initially I like the LR3
sliders better - but you can change between LR processes in the Camera Calibration tab. So I'm sure that will get by until I have adjusted to the new sliders. The soft proofing seems better than in Photoshop CS5.5 But I'll see when I get my photos back tomorrow. I was really hoping they would add a means to convert by profile when exporting, but I do not see it. |
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03-22-2012
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Guanaco
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Re: LR4
I agree as well. It runs noticeably slower. This was present in the beta version, I had hoped it would be worked out.
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03-30-2012
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Llama
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Re: LR4
Adobe has just made available a Release Candidate, Lightroom 4.1, here: Adobe Photoshop Lightroom 4.1 Release Candidate | photo management software prerelease - Adobe Labs . It is supposed to help with some of the "slowness" problems and adds support for the raw files from the new Canon 5D Mark III.
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03-30-2012
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Marvin (aka Heinz)
Location: Whitehorse, Yukon Canada
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Re: LR4
I will try to increase the Raw cache.. hate using HDD space for cache.. wasted space..
Release candidate.. hmm.. will wait until it is official.. I had a release candidate one time.. full of bugs.. |
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Re: LR4
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04-05-2012
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Guanaco
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Re: LR4
It runs slower for me because it is crashing ALL THE TIME (at least in the maps module).
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05-03-2012
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Vicuna
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4.1 rc1 is fast as 3
rc2 result wrong color in 2nd monitor. __________________
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