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Re: [Digital BW] Anyone using Adobe Lightroom beta for Mono Conversion?

2006-02-16 by Altaf Bhimji

I've taken a look at lightroom, and as a concept i like it a lot...i find that it is a lot more user friendly/intuitive for photographers than photoshop... beta 2 is a lot faster than beta 1. I'm sure they are getting a lot of requests for features, I just hope they don't end up re-creating photoshop - and keep a focus on some key features: including of-course the printing features (ICC profiles etc.).  Since most of my photography is on film and scanned --- i have not looked into the conversion features too much... but conversion that is at par, or exceeds the quality that can be gotten through existing software/photo-shop plugins would be reallly very nice... 

Altaf

-----Original Message-----
>From: scott_now_coming <scott_now_coming@yahoo.com>
>Sent: Feb 16, 2006 7:28 AM
>To: DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com
>Subject: Re: [Digital BW] Anyone using Adobe Lightroom beta for Mono Conversion?
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>"...but what about 'the rest of us'?"
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>I use QImage, so it won't affect me.
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>But, I'm sure others here are glad you posted the info.
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>Scott
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>--- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, "vmixer42" 
><geoffsm@...> wrote:
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>> Just a heads-up on Lightroom Beta 2 -- all of my custom greyscale 
>ICCs no longer appear in 
>> the dropdoown when I choose 'Profile > Other...' instead of the 
>default 'Managed by Printer' 
>> under 'Print Job Settings'.  The read me included w/ beta 2 has 
>this to say: "Lightroom 
>> supports only RGB custom profiles for printing.  ICC profiles which 
>convert colors to CMYK [b]
>> or Grayscale[/b] do not appear in the Custom Profile popup in the 
>Print module..."
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>> Probably fine if you're on a 2400 using ABW, but what about 'the 
>rest of us'?  Kind of a 
>> bummer, unless I'm mis-reading or mis-using this bit of the app.  
>I've posted a similar 
>> heads-up on the Lightroom beta forum.
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