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IMO the software is difficult to learn, and if not using daily probably impossible to master. I really like their lens corrections and basic RAW processing is pretty darn good but it's not going to be an end-to-end workflow package for demanding photographers.Ĭapture One seems to like Sony and Canon owners and tailors the interface accordingly. Forget new features, just give me more speed and they'll have a winner IMO.ĭxO lacks necessary features and is less adaptable.
#Dxo photolab 2 not importing into lightroom update
One can hope, right? IMHO they should use one update cycle just for addressing the efficiency of their package and making better use of available computer resources. I'd love to be able to rely on it for the majority of my PP needs and ditch all the Adobe stuff.
#Dxo photolab 2 not importing into lightroom how to
Still too slow for me but I wish them all the luck in figuring out how to speed things up. For whatever reason each year the promised performance just never quite gets there even if the new features seem worthwhile. On 1 is too often too slow yet it's the only package I've come across that might potentially replace both Lightroom and Photoshop. I'm not a heavy shooter, but not just occasional either, processing maybe 300-600 shots a month on average tho lately triple that. I've been looking for awhile and still not found anything as a total replacement for LR. I have all of those except the free Darktable. I will also follow this thread and see what it brings.LOL. So I just found this artikel, maybe you already saw it but here it is : Best Lightroom Alternatives | UPDATED: Jan 2020 I'm also thinking of dropping LR and PS for something else, as i think the monthly fee is to high for me, considering how much I use it. That's one you might consider, using it alongside LR via their plugin and it is not at all expensive for what it does. Some of the processes are impressive for minimal effort. Luminar 4 is also a very worthy and speedy addition for some particular tasks. I use Topaz Studio for some special process looks as well as employing a couple of the Topaz AI plugins for special needs, and DxO for cleaning up noisy images and certain lens distortions. You'd almost certainly want other software to augment it.įor now I still rely on LR6 (like you no fan of subscription) for my initial RAW processing and cataloging. I guess another (!) "next year" for the not-quite-there-yet suite.ĭxO Photolab (2)? Yup that as well but it's not really positioned as a LR replacement anyway as it's not as full-featured and cataloging is weak. The interface has greatly improved over the past three years, but still some issues here and there. It's also another you'd have to dedicate time to in order to understand the workflow.
I also have On 1 which I would really like to see succeed but gosh it can be dog-slow at times. Pentax is also pretty well ignored by them so you'd be using the general version rather than one optimized for the brand and your lenses. I have it, dedicated myself to it for a week, and now ? Not my liking.
#Dxo photolab 2 not importing into lightroom professional
In all honesty it's really geared more around a professional workflow.
#Dxo photolab 2 not importing into lightroom archive
I read the thread here about the new version of CaptureOne, googled around and found some very reassuring pages about switching from LR to CaptureOne (this one for instance: Photo Editing Tutorials, Tips & Tricks – Capture One Blog » Blog Archive 11 Killer Tips for Switching from Lightroom to Capture One)īut I REALLY only want to switch once! I know I can download free trial versions, etc, but the more I could qualify my choice before making the effort of getting to know new software the better! So - I turn to you, my trusted external pentaxforumbrain, for advice:Īssuming I gather the courage to switch, which will give me the most of an upgrade in post processing? And will one of them be less painful than the other? (OK, that last one is hard to answer, I know!)Ĭapture One will probably be as difficult to wrap your head around as standalone LR was. My catalogue has more than 100,000 photos. Maybe I'm just getting old, but I hate having to rebuild my entire workflow: Right now I use LR for importing RAW files and basic editing, and I add adjustments in Topaz Clarity and Topaz Adjust. I see a lot of you seem to be happy with CaptureOne and DxO Photolab. Recently, people around the forums have been promoting various newer software for RAW editing. So, I have been using Lightroom for years, but I stopped updating my version back when they went cloud based.
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