On 2015-03-09 17:21:24 +0000, nospam said:

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Sandman wrote:

I am currently running both Aperture and Lightroom with the same
photos, and there are a number of things LR is sorely lacking.
Here are a few I've talked about in the past:

1. No auto-sync with cloud storage
2. No "Events" to automatically group your photos
3. No high dynamic range in curves
4. Many problems with importing photos if there are videos in the batch
5. Slow to use and slow to import
6. Poor Facebook/Flickr support
7. Buggy support for lens data in EXIF
8. Pretty cumbersome workflow
9. No support for face recognition
10. No support for drag'n'drop of current version of photo

those are anywhere from completely bogus to coming in lightroom 6 to
minor issues.

Nothing bogus, and some are minor but still bothersome. Not sure what of the
above you think will be in LR6, there hasn't been any official word from
Adobe
yet. The things that are being rumored are things like content-aware editing.

adobe has already stated that facial recognition, gpu offloading, major
speed improvements, including import/export are coming.

Who cares about facial recognition?
I like the Idea of speed improvements, but LR works pretty fast for me now.

Strange, I have import & export working pretty well in LR right now.
....but then I am not thinking of stuff I don't use such as Facebook,
Twitter, etc., and which would not be welcome on LR as a standard
feature.


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Regards,

Savageduck