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ON1 responds to the Adobe announcements

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I found this link in a photography mailing list, from someone who is concerned about the future of LR.

What Just Happened to Lightroom?
 
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Interesting... I replied to that post earlier today, purely answering their “questions” about the changes. That reply is no longer anywhere to be found. I find that a little suspect.


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I think every one of the RAW processing app vendors is delighted that Adobe has stumbled bringing their newest release to the public. I don't put much stock in such posts as they are mostly hype about their product. It should be pointed out that On1 still does not have a Data asset manager that is not based on the filesystem with all of its limitations.
 
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as some know; I have been fiddling with On1 as a replacement for adobe but to be totally honest Lr5 is still way faster for doing lots of basic edits like the 175 happy snap wedding files I have just edited for a friend who used my old Canon G12. On1 certainly has some great advanced editing features, however I cannot see myself deleting Lr any time soon.
Luminar for PC is still a work in progress; although I have found the beta version not overly exciting so far

My thoughts with the Abode/cc/classic stuff is if you have been using Lr; are a happy snapper but don't own a Lr version you should consider buying Lr6 asap. There seems so much missing in other programs and I have found it hard going without the toys I have become accustomed to. However the new kids on the block may well be good enough for those new to all this stuff .

On a side note -- looking at the full auto jpg files taken at the worst possible time for people pics with my old Canon G12 has me thinking i should re-investigate the G5x a bit more. Please send me a PM if you have one or have any good/bad info about the camera.
So glad I don't have to worry about photographing weddings any more. Just so much bs lol
 
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Having your workflow defined is easy to check which of the vendors suits you. In my case, C1 is checking ok in all my workflow steps but exporting a low res from the “smart preview” and “having a plug-in to upload pics to my web provider”. So, I’m pretty much sure I’ll be moving in 2018
 
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