Hopefully they can limit their dumbing down of LR to only the import images
screen. I don't do anything much with it anyway except apply copyright
metadata, and it was an unintuitive design.
What concerns me is that Adobe eliminated some functions there instead of using
a more elegant design. Hopelessness & laziness is a depressing combination.
ME
On Oct 8, 2015, at 7:37 AM, John Sage <jsage@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:pov@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
On 10/07/2015 09:57 PM, Michael Elenko wrote:
I think the problem applies to both the retail (6.2) and the CC (2015.2)
versions.
Here is Adobe's rationale:
https://blogs.adobe.com/lightroomjournal/
Interesting. To read that (and it doesn't surprise me) it sounds like they've
thrown people who use Lightroom regularly under the bus in favor of
first-time "people passionate about photography and who use their cameras as
a creative outlet".
i.e. snapshot shooters with their shiny new digital cameras.
Yeah, there was quite a learning curve when I first started using Lightroom.
But there should be. It's not trivial, consumer-level software.
From reading that blog post and reading the comments it seems Adobe has made
a major workflow change in favor of first-time users who simply don't
understand what they're doing.
But who would understand what they're doing, once they'd worked through it
once or twice.
feh...
- John
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