Lightroom Classic CC 8.0

[Christopher]

PSB Support? Higher file size limitations? Any news on these topics?


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[digitaldog]

PSB Support? Higher file size limitations? Any news on these topics?

Not that I've seen but that's a good reminder how long it's taking for something that seems simple and necessary (PSB support).

[bdp]

Tethering has been mildly updated, but it's still missing a critical feature for professionals which is to 'copy from last' or 'copy from primary' the develop settings to the new capture.


So ridiculous.

[ButchM]

Tethering has been mildly updated, but it's still missing a critical feature for professionals which is to 'copy from last' or 'copy from primary' the develop settings to the new capture.


So ridiculous.

The 'Same as previous' function in the Develop drop-down setting of the tether task bar is of no help to you in that respect?

[Slobodan Blagojevic]

Before uninstalling LR and ps, try uninstalling the cloud app (which you show) and reinstall it...

Thanks for the tip, that worked. During the attempt to uninstall it, it offered the option to "repair" it first. I opted for that and it worked. Thanks again.

[mtakeda]

There seems to be a new process version.

I have upgraded it and found the latest process version does not stay. It goes back to v 4 even though I restart LR.

[Martin Kristiansen]

I have upgraded it and found the latest process version does not stay. It goes back to v 4 even though I restart LR.

Previously imported images will use the process version that was active when they were imported. Import some new files and you should see them come up using process version 5.

[Zen8]

Yes. Any new files I have tried are set to 5. For previous files just set one to 5 and sync the rest.   

[faberryman]

I was not seeing the update on my laptop. Then I realized that you have to be running Windows 10 to get it. Fortunately, the update works fine on my Mac desktop where I do most of my editing.

[Zen8]

I was not seeing the update on my laptop. Then I realized that you have to be running Windows 10 to get it. Fortunately, the update works fine on my Mac desktop where I do most of my editing.

Update does NOT support macOS 10.11 El Capitan or Windows 8.1.

[Zen8]

Yes. Any new files I have tried are set to 5. For previous files just set one to 5 and sync the rest.

Actually once you create the preset go to the Library module, select all and apply it using quick develop.       

[bdp]

The 'Same as previous' function in the Develop drop-down setting of the tether task bar is of no help to you in that respect?

Well I stand corrected! How long has this been there? I've been using Capture One to tether for too long and never saw this added to LR. Now all they need to do is support Sony A series cameras and I can use LR again to tether. Currently I tether using C1 when clients are in the room but process the files in LR after my shoots.

[Zen8]

 I can after using it since yesterday everything is faster.     

[jrsforums]

Well I stand corrected! How long has this been there? I've been using Capture One to tether for too long and never saw this added to LR. Now all they need to do is support Sony A series cameras and I can use LR again to tether. Currently I tether using C1 when clients are in the room but process the files in LR after my shoots.

The are possible alternatives.  In 2019,  “CamRanger 2 will also support select Sony and Fujifilm cameras.”  This could be combined with the “folder watch” function of LR or Jeffrey Friedl’s plug in.  Actually, either of the “watch” functions could be used with C1 to get and process in LR

[ButchM]

Well I stand corrected! How long has this been there?

Since near the very beginning of the tether feature in Lightroom ... at least as far back as v4, maybe earlier. I can't recall off the top of my head when it first came about ... though it seems I've been using it forever.

[bdp]

Actually, yes, I remember this has been there for a while now I think about it.


What I would actually benefit from is if the 'Same as Previous' option was available for auto import.


So people like me who have to use third party apps and a watched folder to use unsupported cameras can have the same functionality as tethered capture.


I sent in a feature request years ago but it hasn't been added as yet.

[Zen8]

Big high ISO difference between Process Versions 4 and 5. ISO 32,000 and I only changed the version. 1st image is version 4. I didn't do any additional editing with the original.

[George Marinos]

Big high ISO difference between Process Versions 4 and 5. ISO 32,000 and I only changed the version. 1st image is version 4. I didn't do any additional editing with the original.
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Scary! Second image (v5?) looks very "agressive" to me!

[Lustrous]

So people like me who have to use third party apps and a watched folder to use unsupported cameras can have the same functionality as tethered capture.

Yes, but not with all the features of Lr-tether.
In Lr, if you select the AUTO IN "Destination" folder (sort Capture Time) and view the last photo in Loupe view (or with panels hidden Shift+Tab), any image you place in the "Watched" Folder from any source (3rd party tether) will 'pop-up' in the Loupe view. Try it by moving a file with file browser.

[ButchM]

So people like me who have to use third party apps and a watched folder to use unsupported cameras can have the same functionality as tethered capture.

There's nothing to stop an industrious third party from offering a Lightroom plugin for tethering from your brand of camera ... that's how the first tethering option was offered, then Adobe added the feature themselves  for the 2 major brands at the time.

It's all based upon the manufacturer's SDK for tethering ... does your camera maker offer such an SDK?