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Steve Fines
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« on: September 24, 2006, 10:55:03 AM »

Hello,

I've been playing around with LR now for a few days and am generally quite impressed. Just finished watching the Lum landscape beta3 dvd and thought that it provided a good overview from which to start using the program more in depth.

I think I'll still end up using iView with it as I like the cataloging better, but if LR improves on this in future versions it really would be nice to have a single app do "it all".

I've stayed away from actually "using" it, still being in beta form, but couldn't help noticing Peter's comment on another thread..

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As of Beta 4 (soon to be released) I have started using Lighhtroom for my Master File Conversions on real work (as opposed to just test files).

Peter - any chance you could elaborate on this? Has the beta4 database structure / metadata writing routines / etc. been finalized enough that this a reasonable thing to do?

And a second question if you don't mind - I think quite a few of us would be curious to see how LR has integrated into your workflow. Heck - might even be time for a 2nd ed of the book.

thanks, and no biggie of course if you cannot comment on it until its actually released.
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peterkrogh
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« Reply #1 on: September 24, 2006, 03:38:01 PM »

Steve,
I the only real work I use it for is conversion to TIFF for images being prepared as Master Files.  At thins point, use of LR as an asset manager is pretty far off.
Peter
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