GarfieldLeChat said:it's certianly quiite ram intensive however considering the sze of the files i shoot most things are...
That and adobe crapola "won't work over 2 gig's of ram" due to instablity problems i assumed it was the lack of ram in my machine...
Chorlton said:<gets interested>
<reads thread>
<sits back with picasa>
Pie 1 said:Couple of other mates - another photographer & a re toucher - also confirmed it's shiteness (and the re toucher has some real fuck off G5 set up.)
sourceRecommeded Mac Pro Photographer’s Workstation
* Two 3GHz Dual Core Intel Xeon
* 4GB 667MHz DDR2 FB DIMMs
* ATI Radeon X1900 XT graphics card
* Three 500GB SATA 3Gb/s hard drives
* 16x SuperDrive
Herbsman. said:Just got e-mail of BJP
Can't read the article 'cos I'm not a subscriber, and cant be arsed to sign up to the free 2 week trial
But you can download Lightroom from here if you want to test it
http://labs.adobe.com/
Dunno if you win a prize for submitting the best feedback or what... (obviously you don't)
Herbsman. said:WTF man?!!??! I'm not racist, ive got black people in my family
Cid said:It would be pretty good if it wasn't so fucking slow... Not really anything new mind you.
riot sky said:Try Picasa. It reminds me of Apple Aperture.
riot sky said:The kind of thing that is marketed at fools who have bought a dSLR. The ones who think of themselves as professional photographers because they own a copy of Photoshop, and a dSLR. You know the kind... the mate who offers to do your wedding photos, the work colleague who shows you what photos he took on the weekend. (Which invariably consists of 600 JPEGS shot over the an afternoon in Dorset.)
Christ I have typed that so many times in other forums that it has almost become rehearsed
TBH I think anyone who pays £500+ for a piece of software must either be a professional or a fool.wordie said:Do people who buy... a copy of Photoshop really consider themselves professionals? And are they fools for buying that equipment to take photographs?
riot sky said:Try Picasa. It reminds me of Apple Aperture.
wordie said:But Picasa is only available for PC isn't it?
Apple users should use what exactly oh wise one? Photoshop maybe.. Lightroom maybe... Aperture maybe...
Hmmm... sounds like you have some issues here. Quite a broad stroke of your brush don't you think?
Personally I don't recognise either of the characters you describe, but maybe I lead a sheltered life.
Do people who buy a dSLR and a copy of Photoshop really consider themselves professionals? And are they fools for buying that equipment to take photographs?
I tend to be one of those fools that uses Photoshop, (which also pulls files from the same HD) and that seems more intuitive to me now, and faster to get around, and more versatile, subtle and flexible.
My view is that Aperture, as well as a number of similar programmes started using a single window GUI and it's become quite fashionable to use rinky-dink little sliders for all your image adjustments.
Download the trial versions and judge how they fit in your workflow.
Cid said:Great for organisation but, unless I'm missing something, shit for RAW.
riot sky said:Why would anyone use it for RAW (Picasa that is)? - the primary use of these progs is for workflow management. Which PS can do albeit in its own clunk way. The likes of ACDsee, Picasa, etc. all do it better and sometimes for a much smaller fee.
Cid said:Well hopefully they wouldn't... which is kind of the point. If I can have a programme that doesn't just nicely organise my files but also allows fairly comprehensive RAW manipulation and conversion to .tif I'm going to use it over something like Picasa.
it intergrates fine with potatoshop you know ... there's abible plug in which takes over from the adobe raw converter...riot sky said:http://www.bibblelabs.com/
Oddly enough I hate the GUI but it is bladdy good for RAW. DNG never really took off did it
Talking of which, new version of Camera Raw
http://www.adobe.com/products/photoshop/cameraraw.html
riot sky said:http://www.bibblelabs.com/
Oddly enough I hate the GUI but it is bladdy good for RAW. DNG never really took off did it
Talking of which, new version of Camera Raw
http://www.adobe.com/products/photoshop/cameraraw.html
GarfieldLeChat said:it intergrates fine with potatoshop you know ... there's abible plug in which takes over from the adobe raw converter...
Cid said:Cheers...
Didn't you say PS was for fools btw?
mac or pc?Cid said:Cheers...
Didn't you say PS was for fools btw?
Unfortunately I only have a er... less than legit copy of CS1 and can't get camerRAW to work. Usually just use CS2 at uni/my mum's house but it's irritating to have to do that.
ditto...Cid said:Right, but bibble isn't free.