Adobe Photoshop Lightroom 1.0
Posted: Thu Feb 01, 2007 4:13 am
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Adobe's next generation photo software is a full-featured, all-in-one imaging solution for serious shooters.
By Jonathan Barkey
January 2007
[b]What's Hot[/b]
• Non-destructive editing preserves original picture data.
• Works with RAW, TIFF, JPEG and PSD files.
• Supports both Windows and Mac OS.
[b]What's Not[/b]
• Version 1.0 lacks image layers, dodging and burning, filter effects, and other standard Photoshop features.
• No discounted bundling with Photoshop, but early adopters get a price break.
• Lightroom Beta users will finally have to pay up.
[b]Bottom Line[/b]
• Amazingly full-featured, all-in-one imaging solution for serious shooters.
• "Virtual" processing technology points way toward further software advances.
[quote]Lucky us -- we got to try Lightroom 1.0 just before its official debut. This milestone for Adobe radically rearranges key Photoshop functions within a super-streamlined virtual workspace designed for organizing and processing large groups of images. Lightroom 1.0 should be familiar to the many people who've been using the free Public Beta. The commercial version has been further augmented and refined, and it's available for both Windows and Mac OS (available for purchase February 19 for $199). The new program combines a broad range of functions -- viewing, cataloguing, image editing, multimedia output and advanced printing -- in a single package.[/quote]
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Adobe's next generation photo software is a full-featured, all-in-one imaging solution for serious shooters.
By Jonathan Barkey
January 2007
[b]What's Hot[/b]
• Non-destructive editing preserves original picture data.
• Works with RAW, TIFF, JPEG and PSD files.
• Supports both Windows and Mac OS.
[b]What's Not[/b]
• Version 1.0 lacks image layers, dodging and burning, filter effects, and other standard Photoshop features.
• No discounted bundling with Photoshop, but early adopters get a price break.
• Lightroom Beta users will finally have to pay up.
[b]Bottom Line[/b]
• Amazingly full-featured, all-in-one imaging solution for serious shooters.
• "Virtual" processing technology points way toward further software advances.
[quote]Lucky us -- we got to try Lightroom 1.0 just before its official debut. This milestone for Adobe radically rearranges key Photoshop functions within a super-streamlined virtual workspace designed for organizing and processing large groups of images. Lightroom 1.0 should be familiar to the many people who've been using the free Public Beta. The commercial version has been further augmented and refined, and it's available for both Windows and Mac OS (available for purchase February 19 for $199). The new program combines a broad range of functions -- viewing, cataloguing, image editing, multimedia output and advanced printing -- in a single package.[/quote]
Read the article [url=\"http://www.popphoto.com/photosoftware/3709/hands-on-adobe-photoshop-lightroom-10.html\"]Here[/url]
© [url=\"http://www.popphoto.com\"]Pop Photo[/url]