Lightroom CC

On Oct 29, 2017, Tony Cooper wrote
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On Sun, 29 Oct 2017 17:15:15 +0000, Tim
wrote:

On 29/10/17 15:17, Tony Cooper wrote:
On Sun, 29 Oct 2017 10:33:39 +0000, Tim Watts
wrote:

On a tangent, but under the same topic:

I just had a very quick play with Lightroom Web.

It's looking rather promising. I imported some photos (jpg and Lumix RAW).

I'm stuck in how to get a 1:1 preview to check focus, but other aspects
are looking good. Being able to basically organise stuff and have
instant access via the web and LR Mobile is cool.

The editing facilities are pretty cool for a web app too.

This is from someone who uses Linux and does not have the facilities to
run LR Classic well (Windows on a VM is painful).


My only concerns (apart from not being able to find out how to do a 1:1)
a
Evidently, the entire workspace of LR CC is not visible on your
screen. At the bottom right of the workspace there is "Fit Fill 1:1"
in the row of other choices. You can click on 1:1 and move the
visible part image around.

Thanks. I'm not getting that. here's a screenshot (browser full screen):

http://tinypic.com/r/2csf1n8/9
This is what you should see:

https://photos.smugmug.com/AUE-Temp/...O/Capture2.jpg

At the bottom right: Fit Fill 1:1 (icon for filmstrip on or off)
(icon for original before editing)

Just clear things up, Tim does not have a Windows, or macOS desktop machine.
He has the Lightroom CC mobile edition on an iPad, but no desktop edition.

He is currently limited to a Linux desktop, so he cannot run either Lightroom
CC, or Lightroom Classic CC desktop editions. He is running the Lightroom web
based app, which runs in any internet browser. That edition does not have the
capability of dealing with viewing at different scale levels such as 1:1,
fit, fill, or 2:1.

https://www.dropbox.com/s/svoaxuzsak7odad/screenshot_210.png

https://lightroom.adobe.com/

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In article , Tony Cooper
wrote:

I just had a very quick play with Lightroom Web.

It's looking rather promising. I imported some photos (jpg and Lumix RAW).

I'm stuck in how to get a 1:1 preview to check focus, but other aspects
are looking good. Being able to basically organise stuff and have
instant access via the web and LR Mobile is cool.

The editing facilities are pretty cool for a web app too.

This is from someone who uses Linux and does not have the facilities to
run LR Classic well (Windows on a VM is painful).


My only concerns (apart from not being able to find out how to do a 1:1)
a

Evidently, the entire workspace of LR CC is not visible on your
screen. At the bottom right of the workspace there is "Fit Fill 1:1"
in the row of other choices. You can click on 1:1 and move the
visible part image around.

Thanks. I'm not getting that. here's a screenshot (browser full screen):

http://tinypic.com/r/2csf1n8/9

This is what you should see:

https://photos.smugmug.com/AUE-Temp/...O/Capture2.jpg

At the bottom right: Fit Fill 1:1 (icon for filmstrip on or off)
(icon for original before editing)

that's *not* what he should see.

once again, you are talking about things you don't understand.

On 30/10/17 03:37, Tony Cooper wrote:

This is what you should see:

https://photos.smugmug.com/AUE-Temp/...O/Capture2.jpg


At the bottom right: Fit Fill 1:1 (icon for filmstrip on or off)
(icon for original before editing)


Just to confirm - that's the web interface at https://lightroom.adobe.com/ ?

How weird - could this be a "beta" vs "production" issue? (I'd heard
there's a beta available with trial features not available in the
production version?)

On 30/10/17 05:06, nospam wrote:

https://photos.smugmug.com/AUE-Temp/...O/Capture2.jpg

At the bottom right: Fit Fill 1:1 (icon for filmstrip on or off)
(icon for original before editing)

that's *not* what he should see.

once again, you are talking about things you don't understand.


Oh. OK. Ta.

Tony Cooper:
This is what you should see:

https://photos.smugmug.com/AUE-Temp/...O/Capture2.jpg

At the bottom right: Fit Fill 1:1 (icon for filmstrip on or off)
(icon for original before editing)

Tim Watts:
Just to confirm - that's the web interface at https://lightroom.adobe.com/ ?

How weird - could this be a "beta" vs "production" issue? (I'd heard
there's a beta available with trial features not available in the
production version?)

No, that is not Lightroom CC on the web. That is Lightroom CC "desktop
application" running on a computer. This is a screen capture of
Lightroom CC as seen in a web browser at lightroom.adobe.com:
https://www.flickr.com/photos/primeval/38038637231. I cannot explain
the view in your browser.

My shared album, a test piece, is here
https://lightroom.adobe.com/shares/72305aa6d3e441f89b16bdaae95457d4.

AFAIK there is no beta version of Lightroom CC. I was locked in a
secret underground bunker for a period as a beta tester for Lightroom
CC and Lightroom Classic CC. Visiting the super-secret beta-tester page
I do not see a new beta for either application. Unless, of course,
there is a double-secret underground bunker beneath the one I was in.

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Tim Watts wrote:

On 29/10/17 20:14, nospam wrote:
In article , Tim Watts
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I'm kinda waiting to see what Apple bring out next. It's either going to
be a MacBook Pro (which is recently re-released) or something else.

the imac pro is next, expected in a couple of months.

next year will likely have refreshes to the rest of the lineup, quite
possibly with a few surprises, although those who closely watch the
industry have a pretty good idea of what's coming.

Yep. I'm holding out with web/mobile to get my catalogue in order (never
have, it's a big job). When the time comes to do some serious
retouching, hopefully there will be all new choices from Apple.

what's wrong with the current choices?


Nothing if I went for an iPad or MacBook Pro. OTOH, a Mini might be
good, if there's a decent refresh - so I'm holding out to see what
happens

an educated but foolproof guess is that a new Mini comes after the new
Pro when that modular system hits the shelfs. Holding your breath in
anticipation could damage your health though...
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Holding your breath in
anticipation could damage your health though...

is that what happened to you?

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nospam wrote:

In article , android
wrote:

Holding your breath in
anticipation could damage your health though...

is that what happened to you?

no, i got me a newtome mid 2010. just got 10 gb ram into it and plan to
migrate data 'n stuff next week...
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On 03/11/17 15:01, android wrote:
an educated but foolproof guess is that a new Mini comes after the new
Pro when that modular system hits the shelfs.


Holding your breath in
anticipation could damage your health though...


Usually does, with Apple :-|