Comments on: Lightroom Can Streamline Real Estate Photograhy Workflow http://photographyforrealestate.net/2007/02/16/lightroom-has-can-streamline-real-estate-photograhy-workflow/ Tips and Techniques for Real Estate Photography Mon, 13 Oct 2008 00:03:47 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.3.1 By: Scott Hargis http://photographyforrealestate.net/2007/02/16/lightroom-has-can-streamline-real-estate-photograhy-workflow/#comment-208 Scott Hargis Sat, 17 Feb 2007 16:50:10 +0000 http://photographyforrealestate.net/2007/02/16/lightroom-has-can-streamline-real-estate-photograhy-workflow/#comment-208 John, regarding the issues with batch processing, are you sure you were doing it right? I found that it was very non-intuitive and finally stumbled on the "sync" button which resolved that problem for me. Biggest problem with the beta for me was the lack of a "Help" menu! I just don't have time to keep up with the forums at Adobe. John, regarding the issues with batch processing, are you sure you were doing it right? I found that it was very non-intuitive and finally stumbled on the “sync” button which resolved that problem for me.
Biggest problem with the beta for me was the lack of a “Help” menu! I just don’t have time to keep up with the forums at Adobe.

]]> By: John Sembrot http://photographyforrealestate.net/2007/02/16/lightroom-has-can-streamline-real-estate-photograhy-workflow/#comment-207 John Sembrot Sat, 17 Feb 2007 16:38:21 +0000 http://photographyforrealestate.net/2007/02/16/lightroom-has-can-streamline-real-estate-photograhy-workflow/#comment-207 I am a Capture One license holder and use it with Adobe products. I was very interested in Lightroom, but the Beta was missing one or two things, and was not consistent in others. The interface is great and intuitive. The exporting of multiple versions One Print resolution, and a web resolution, at the same time was a little more complicated than C1. Also I often set the white balance and CC on one photo and then use the same settings for all angles and variations of that room (especially sets of fish eyes) by applying the settings to multiple photos. This was inconsistent for me in BETA. I would apply the settings to three or four photos and when I went back to use them in another program the changes were only applied to the first. At $199 it really is tempting just to own it. Now C1 has been tight lipped about what there next version 4 will include. They were the leaders for 2 yrs I am sure they have something up there sleave. Does anyone have any C1 v.4 rumors? I am a Capture One license holder and use it with Adobe products. I was very interested in Lightroom, but the Beta was missing one or two things, and was not consistent in others. The interface is great and intuitive.

The exporting of multiple versions One Print resolution, and a web resolution, at the same time was a little more complicated than C1. Also I often set the white balance and CC on one photo and then use the same settings for all angles and variations of that room (especially sets of fish eyes) by applying the settings to multiple photos. This was inconsistent for me in BETA. I would apply the settings to three or four photos and when I went back to use them in another program the changes were only applied to the first.

At $199 it really is tempting just to own it. Now C1 has been tight lipped about what there next version 4 will include. They were the leaders for 2 yrs I am sure they have something up there sleave. Does anyone have any C1 v.4 rumors?

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