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When LR imports any file, it has to build a series of previews, from thumbnail sized up to 1:1, which are used to display the image in the grid or when you zoom in. Normally, it would do this by processing the raw file and applying Adobe's Camera Raw algorithms.
However, when Embedded &...
Might you have specified a Develop preset in the Import dialog? If you haven't, Import's Embedded and Sidecar option should build the preview directly from the JPEG and so you should see the Fuji-baked appearance. But if you apply any adjustment, then LR processes the raw data Adobe-style...
Yes. I assume you're shooting raw + jpeg. So when you import, in the Preview options choose Embedded and Sidecar. Secondly, in Preferences ensure that you are not handling the raw+jpeg as separate files.
What this does is import the raw files and build the initial preview using the jpeg...
It's on the Settings tab - you're on "invite".
Yes, it is only JPG that gets shared but the files that you sync from Classic LR can be whatever you want, and LrWeb does the converting when people download. You can test this by setting up the sharing and download option, then copying the...
Maybe it just doesn't need to change, though this type of plugin often relies on a 3rd party component and that might be vulnerable to changes in the operating system. Definitely ask the developer.
My preference with Select Sky is to make a mask which combines it with one or more Linear Gradients set to Subtract and running from the horizon up to the topmost branches/buildings..
So I'm moving any feathering upwards, or in other words making the sky above the horizon less affected by the...
I've not really noticed this, and an example might be helpful. A sharp selection edge would easily become unnatural, so maybe you're seeing a "feathering" effect.
Still, one should not be afraid of distinguishing betweeen good and bad ways to do things, approaches that can be generally recommended and others that are of less value or only worthwhile once particular circumstances have been taken into account.
As someone who has mainly used Fuji for 5-6 years, I prefer to shoot uncompressed raw+jpeg because (unlike my Nikons) the raw files don't contain a full size embedded thumbnail.
I do not treat them as separate files as this allows me to take advantage of the Embedded Preview option in the...
Steve has been in touch directly. My plugin Syncomatic will do the job - it’s specifically designed to take metadata and adjustments from one group of files to another, using the filenames to match them up.
As a general rule, I would not shoot raw+jpeg. However, I do recommend it when your...
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