[Leica] major Lightroom/Bridge discovery

[mark at rabinergroup.com (Mark Rabiner)]

> Brian,
> 
> I have been using a somewhat similar procedure for much the same reasons as
> you describe. 
> I shoot only DNGs and import/copy them into LR2.6 by date with a
> simultaneous backup.
> I export the DNGs from LR as TIFs into the same folder as the DNGs; this
> opens the set in PS CS2.
> I close all images but the one I want to work on first; when I'm done I 
> save
> it.
> I select the next image from Bridge, work on it, and close it. Repeat until
> I'm finished.
> I delete the rejects from LR and synchronize the folder.
> It's not the fastest workflow but I rather work slowly than make mistakes 
> by
> hurrying.
> 
> Oliver


I'm glad I'm not the only one on the list still getting much use from Bridge
and Photoshop. But I do expect to upgrade my Lightroom soon. Put more
windows in it. A new sofa. Install auto louvers. Polarized  plastic
sheeting.
I'm just now seeing some of the editing features I'd not seen before in just
the Adobe Raw filter  I use with both Photoshop and Bridge. Not in that
order. Like the gradated thing. The pictogram thing makes you think its a
printer. And the adjustment brush which I discovered like four days ago.  I
find it thrilling to have as much done as possible before it even opens in
Photoshop.

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Mark William Rabiner