Luminous Landscape Forum
Raw & Post Processing, Printing => Digital Image Processing => Topic started by: picnic on December 15, 2006, 12:22:10 pm
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I've installed the beta (like it BTW--ACR is quite like the develop module in LR which is what I was hoping). I gave my PSCS2 serial number to get a 'temp' serial number to install it. All went well--Bridge is setup also and working fine--haven't had time to judge if its faster, etc., but.....I can't access my plugins. I went to preferences, browsed for my PSCS2 plugin folder--and it asks for your legacy PS serial number. I used my own number--same one I gave them to get the temp number to install---and it tells me its an invalid number. So--has anyone tried this and knows the trick??
new---though it wouldn't accept my serial number, it evidently accessed my plugins, because on the second boot, they are all there and working just fine. By the third boot--its much faster. Strange, but I'll accept it---VERY fast opening and I love ACR--like LR, which I'll probably now uninstall since all I use is the develop module. I've been a C1/RSP user but have grown to really like the LR develop module--and here it all is in PS--can you tell I'm smiling??
Diane
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See: Known Issues with the CS3 Beta (http://photoshopnews.com/2006/12/15/known-issues-with-the-cs3-beta/)
For MacIntel, ALL plug-ins will need to be updated to run in CS3...
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See: Known Issues with the CS3 Beta (http://photoshopnews.com/2006/12/15/known-issues-with-the-cs3-beta/)
For MacIntel, ALL plug-ins will need to be updated to run in CS3...
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Thanks Jeff. I had found that on your Photoshop site---but I'm on a PC---and on the second boot it found them all (even though it didn't like my serial number)and they are all working just fine--had to have my PKS for one thing. Love it so far---everything I like about LR---and then some, so LR beta will probably be uninstalled since I end up in PS anyhow, print from PS and Qimage, use Imatch for database. I think the PS folks came up with a really terrific one this time.
BTW--on the third boot, it was even faster opening--but I"ll take it. Really fast for all I've done so far too.
Between the new beta and my 3800 being delivered ---I'm in digital heaven this week LOL.
Diane
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Jeff
If you check back in I've also noted a couple of small quirks,or perhaps user error,
with Bridge.
The 'Loupe' does not seem to be accessible from what i can determine and vertical 1DsMkll
images do not display in the preview window of Bridge while horizontals do.
User error ?? or known issues? Is there a forum set up yet like Lightroom to report
issues
Mark
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Is there a forum set up yet like Lightroom to report
issues
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The forums for CS3 are up...
[a href=\"http://www.adobe.com/cfusion/webforums/forum/categories.cfm?forumid=72&catid=626&entercat=y]Photoshop CS3 Forum[/url]
Bridge CS3 Forum (http://www.adobe.com/cfusion/webforums/forum/categories.cfm?forumid=72&catid=627&entercat=y)
Best to post there...
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I ran a benchmark on my PC comparing CS2 to CS3 -- end result was a 20% increase in speed in CS3. Not too shabby
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BTW, I had a glitch on mine when moving pallettes to my second display -- any that touched the top of the display field while I was dragging them blanked out and wouldn't come back(!) I had to reset them to default and start all over. I'm running PC XPPro.
FWIW,
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"Updated" meaning "updated for Intel by the manufacturer of each plug-in"?
See: Known Issues with the CS3 Beta (http://photoshopnews.com/2006/12/15/known-issues-with-the-cs3-beta/)
For MacIntel, ALL plug-ins will need to be updated to run in CS3...
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"Updated" meaning "updated for Intel by the manufacturer of each plug-in"?
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Yes...