Aram,Tina & Philippe:
I probably did not give LR enough of a chance. For two reasons ...
1) I was
happy with Silkypix & saw no need to change and 2) when looking for
my friend,
I was looking at freeware, which let LR out. But, as soon as I see
"import", I
tend to shy away. I've had too many experiences with software that
loves to
"hide" things on the user, in the guise of simplicity.
And, Aram, I suspect you are interpreting my statement correctly.
Cheers!
David.
David. Why do you think LR does not allow you to put images
anywhere
you like? I can import to any folder I like, and it shows up right
where I want it. I can export to any folder I like and it goes
there,
too. And I can always see where my files are on my harddrive. I
don't'
see any "hiding" or "obfuscation" at all. I don't know where you
got
that impression, or maybe I am interpreting your statement
incorrectly,
which Margie says I do often :-)
Aram
Snip
So, when I see a program, like LightRoom, which asks you to
"import"
the images
into it, and then tries to hide from you where they are, I
immediately abandon any thought of ever using it.
I realize they are trying to make things simple for the user, but
for me, such obfuscation is anathema.
With RT, as with Silkypix and others, I can put my files where I
want them, be
they the raw files, sidecar files or the finished jpegs.
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