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Before I tell you about one of the finest music clubs in the city, and before I tip you off to the best red-bricked little bar this side of SoHo — down a slender alley, a swanky place that ought to have a CIA operative as a bouncer and a guy with a serious scar mixing drinks for rich men's wives — let's talk about Thursday night football for a moment. What a disaster.
Sitting in a sports bar in Little Tokyo as the evening begins, in front of the most expansive big screen I've ever witnessed, watching one lousy team play another lousy team: It should be a blissful moment, for it is a Thursday evening, and I'm with my running mates T-Bone and Paul.
And as I said, this TV is the size of a giant movie house screen, and that means the pompoms are ginormous and quarterback Andrew Luck looks like Prometheus inventing fire. He's scorching the poor Jaguars, as most quarterbacks do these days.
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Jacksonville is on the short list of NFL teams that might come to Los Angeles, and all I can think is, "Haven't we suffered enough?" There are enough lowlifes in these parts. We don't need any more Florida rejects.
Overall, these Thursday night match-ups have been huge disappointments. Every time you turn on a game, there's one team you don't care about playing another team you don't care about. If Thursday night football accomplishes anything, it hints heavily that we are reaching the saturation point for pro football.
If anything should be saturated, it should be me. Keep those $2 beers coming, luv.
As I said, T-Bone and Paul are here, and there's still sulfur in the air from the recent election. We harp on that awhile — argue, make snippy comments about politics and each other.
"You never saw me in my prime ... ," Paul starts to say of his past athletic prowess.
"You had a prime?"
That sort of thing.
"Someone should write a Viagra movie," Paul says.
"It should be set in ancient Rome," says T-Bone.
With that, I order a martini — but they don't know how to make one. Where are we, Chuck E. Cheese's? Time to settle up and move on.
At Blue Whale, things are better. We wander into this music club to find Kathleen Grace on the bill. Likely you'd never heard of her till now. Voice like jazzy English church bells. In the higher registers, reminds me of the sound that happens when you ping a wine glass with a small knife.
In the past, I have sat on my very own patio, listening to Grace on the stereo, begging her not to ever stop.
Lately she's been making jazzy interpretations of country music, which seems an odd marriage. Haunting steel-guitar riffs crossed with Grace's jazz-infused interpretations? Pure buttah. And her five-piece band is tight, tasteful and — this night at least — features the terrific Anthony Wilson, guitarist for Diana Krall.
A crowd of maybe 70 sits mesmerized, wondering why 700 aren't here.
"This place changed what it's like to be a jazz musician in this town," Grace says before her set.
Funny spot for a game-changing music club. In a nondescript mall just off 1st Street, Blue Whale is about to celebrate its third anniversary. A five-minute walk from the Civic Center, or the Gold Line, the friendly joint is a must if you love live music at a reasonable tariff ($10). Owner Joon Lee, a musician himself, books progressive jazz five nights a week.
In fact, here's a good late autumn agenda: Steamy ramen at Daikokuya or a buffalo burger at Weiland Brewery (open till 2 a.m.).
Then over to Blue Whale for a set or two.
Close things out at Far Bar (347 E. 1st St.), the kind of secretive place Russian agents used to hang out in and think, "If I just met the right woman, I'd defect."
These days, you're more likely to encounter indie movie producers and the girls or guys who love them. But that's inevitable and somewhat forgivable.
To get to Far Bar, you roll down a skinny brick ally to reach a cozy courtyard. There may be better places for a nightcap, better places to study late-night Los Angeles, but not many.
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Football – Ohio Wesleyan head football coach Mike Hollway will retire after 25 seasons at the helm. Defensive coordinator Pat Delaney will serve as interim head coach … Toledo interim head football coach Matt Campbell will assume the Rockets' head coaching position. Campbell, 32, spent three seasons as the team's offensive coordinator and offensive line coach previously.
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I spent a long time working out a default process preset for the 2010 process.
It had a lot of fill light and used the tone curve to give a rich black and put a bit of contrast back. I cant sauy I ever had huge problems with artifacts.
Now I know pv2012 is supposed to be great for highlights, but no matter whether I start at the normal or overexposed braket I can get as much boost to the shadows in pv2012. In the test image I'm working on I cant get the same separation between clouds and sky. In fact in pv2012 when I expose correctly for the boosted shadows I have less detail in the highlights.
I know everyone is going to say I'm doing it wrong, But I've spent a couple of hours on this. Even with some of the sliders at their max I still cant get the same effect (albeit a slightly stylised one). Its as if with this process adobe have aimed for a "natural" feel. Which is fine if thats what you want. Personally I like that the fill light could be pushed until the image looked freaky. Freaky can sometimes be good.
And thats with highlights at -100 and blacks at +100m, shadows at +85
The dark area at the front of the hourse is darker, trying to tweak this with tone curves gives mud.
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I know everyone is going to say I'm doing it wrong...
Yep, I'm going to say you're wrong! Or rather, I think you might not have given it enough time yet; a couple of hours isn't enough (I mean: to learn the new controls, not on one image). I think it took me a couple of weeks to get results that were consistently better than I was getting with PV2010.
I'd say that in nearly all cases PV2012 can give results as good as and frequently better than PV2010. It's much better at recovering detail in highlights and shadows without losing mid tone detail. But the controls are markedly different in effect to those of PV2010, and take a bit of getting used to (as do the PV2010 controls, if you're starting out afresh).
Lots of posts here by Rob Cole and others sharing their experience of how to get the best out of PV2012.
One image doesn't show anything. No one ever said PV2012 was superior on every aspect of every image. If you have worked on many many images, and gone up the learning curve, and your conclusion is still the same, then I would say maybe you are onto something and your opinion would be more meaningful and well-supported. But everyone I have read says: once you get up the learning curve, PV2012 is superior, and this is my opinion as well. So, I look forward to hearing your opinion after you have used PV2012 for a while on a wide selection of images (not a few hours).
You should be able to get the shadows up, and some highlight detail with PV2012, but the freaky look of large PV2010 fill values is not havable in
PV2012, although PV2012 clarity will give you another freaky look you might like .
Consider checking out this thread: http://forums.adobe.com/thread/972708?start=0
If you want somebody to take a shot at your raw, please post with xmp that includes a snapshot of your favorite PV2010 settings - clearly indicated as such, or if you don't want to post, you can send via email - lossy DNG is ok.
I think you are trying to say that you like the slightly overdone tonemapped-HDR look and have found that impossible to achieve with PV2012 and wish the PV2012 sliders had more effect or went further. Adobe tried to remove the gradient-reversal halos so maybe they did dial things back. I use extra Clarity when going for the HDR-grunge look, but maybe that's not quite what you're trying to achieve with your example photo.
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still waiting for that raw... - in the mean time, here are some things that might help:
getho wrote:
when I expose correctly for the boosted shadows I have less detail in the highlights.
I have had the same problem with PV2012. The extra exposure needed to fill the bottom end, sometimes "overfills" the top end, and -highlights alone may be insufficient to remedy.
With blacks=+100, and shadows=+100, if your shadows are still too dark, you probably do need a boost to exposure. If that over-brightens the highlights, and highlights=-100 isn't bringin' 'em down the way you want, then you probably also need:
* -whites (instead of or along with -highlights), and/or
* locals, e.g. gradients, with more exposure/contrast/highlight/shadow adjustments, and/or
* -contrast (consider +clarity and maybe +vib/sat to go with that).
* "U" shaped tone curve
But note: It's very hard to assess a particular image without an example raw. PV2012 divvies up tonal ranges and defines slider characteristics on a per-image basis, so there is no universal answer.
Also, extreme "fill" + highlight dampening often requires a tone curve - to bring down over-pumped shadows & mids, and bring out the detail of the highlights - consider a "U" shaped curve - which includes an upward inflection in the highlights.
By the way, I agree that PV2012 is geared to image quality and accuracy, and the "special effect" aspect of PV2010 fill is a casualty - it's gone, gone, gone... You can get close to it by knowing how to work it, using locals, and heavy doses of clarity (which is very different than PV2010 clarity, for better and for worse), but you *can't* reproduce it exactly...
Consider installing Cookmarks, then click on the link "Deep Fill, Ultimate" - you will have to tweak some things afterward, but should get you pointed in the right directon.
I also occasionally do a "export back to catalog" thang which allows me to work on an one image using both PV2012 and PV2010 simultaneously (yes, it's klugy/klunky), for those cases when I want the PV2010 fill effect (or clarity), and still be able to use the other PV2012 editing tools too. That technique is somewhat automated via menu functions present in DevCorrect/2012, but will probably be redone and moved shortly to a new plugin to be named: "Edit In Lightroom".
Hi Rob, on east coast Australia time, hence the delay. thanks (everyone) for all the feedback. The thing is the look I got with 2010 wasn't OTT, it was quite flat but relatively natural (see the top pic). Whats more it was a great starting point - it would look fine on a huge range of shots - I'd usually tweak exposure, fill light to get something that I would then run a final action on in photoshop (which helped put back some of the midtone contrast).
thats the lossy dng, should have the 2010 settings backed in.
I may have a different appreciation of this when doing my own work, but for my bread and butter, speed is king: I'm always trying to squeeze the best quality out of the tightest workflow - so anything that requires extra steps (like introducing gradients) is a step backward. When 5 minutes per image means profit and 10 minutes per image means loss it focuses your attention on the quality /speed equation.
(thankfully 4.1 is a lot quicker than 3.6 for me )
The "splodge" is there in both of them, just less prominent in PV2010. If you're processing the DNG, then perhaps it's an artifact of the lossy-compressed DNG and therefore original image detail, rather than an artifact added by LR processing.
Can you post the original IMG_0470.CR2 file instead of a lossy DNG?
Nope, its not the same dng (so not lossy).
Heres the full image (both images have grads top and bottom).
pv2012. This is the best I could get. I tried exposing for the highlights first (as I would with 2010), the swapped to exposing for shadows.
I had to dial the clarity back to +10 to get rid of most of the dark fringe.
I think I'd like the 2010 process with the 2012 grads and brushes please :/
http://pixelpics.com.au/stuff/0467_2.zip = non compressed dng of above pic.
Hey adobe can you make shadows and highlihgt go up to 150 please
getho wrote:
Are you hosting that file on a dialup? (~14K/sec download speed I'm getting). Sorry...
Before (PV2010) & After (PV2012)
(hint: to compare, keep hitting next button, instead of next-prev-next-prev...)
PV2010 Settings:
Fill 81
Blacks 4
Brightness 35
Contrast 41
Clarity 29
Custom "S-shaped" tone curve
No locals
PV2012 Settings:
Exposure +.8
Contrast +25
Highlights -80
Shadows +80
Whites +25
Blacks -10
Clarity +15
No tone curve
No locals
Primary differences have to do with local contrast differences in process versions:
* Fill vs. Shadows/Highlights
* New Clarity vs. Old Clarity.
Differences in highlights:
* PV2010's are blown out, making for a more contrasty look when zoomed out, but void of detail when zoomed in.
* PV2012's: full detail recovered, but look give a less contrasty sense when zoomed out.
Differences in deep shadows:
* PV2010's lack detail, making for a more contrasty look when zoomed out.
* PV2012's have full detail, making for a nicer look when zoomed in.
My opinion: image quality of PV2012 is better: more & better detail, more accurate tone/contrast. PV2010 version has wicked fill masking artifacts in some places, & blown highlights, & exagerated "what is wrong with this picture" contrast in some places, but has a certain charm due to fill-light character that I still miss sometimes.
getho wrote:
(thankfully 4.1 is a lot quicker than 3.6 for me )
Now there's one we don't hear often .
getho wrote:
Hey adobe can you make shadows and highlihgt go up to 150 please
Work-around: make a preset with a local gradient which covers the whole image in uniform fashion, with highlights -50 & shadows +50.
Note: additional oomph provided by h/s locals declines once global values are maxed out.
Hi Rob,
cant see those images? (link wont open)
Hosted in Australia, downloads in a jiffy for me.
I tried the gradient covering the image hack, but still couldn't get the same feel.
Yes agree there are some nasties in 2010, most of this work never goes bigger than A4 so overall feel more important. Will try your settings...
getho wrote:
cant see those images? (link wont open)
Right-click and choose "open in new tab". Not sure why you have to do that. Ctrl-click on Mac I presume.
I think you are attached to the look of PV2010/fill. I used to be too. But I've mostly gotten over it after a few months with PV2012. It's a psychological thing. Sometimes I'll leave a PV2012 image on screen that I didn't think I liked as well as the PV2010 version, then after a few hours come back and think: gee - that's a really nice picture, then switch to the PV2010 version and not like it as well. In other words it's partly about characteristics that are familiar and liked... For example, the grass and sky are brighter in the PV2012 version, but they should be - it was a sunny day and they were no doubt bright... So, it looks "right" after a while, but if switching back and forth with a predisposition for the 2010 version, it may not seem desirable... Not saying realism is necessarily the goal, but Lr4 is more true to life - one can exaggerate some things, but it'll never look exactly like what you've come to love about PV2010 fill. Blah blah blah...
Note: PV2012 version had these changes too:
Vibrance: 10
Saturation 5
AH right, yes your setting were a good match for the house - just the sky left looking a bit different.
I hear what your saying - I just processed the rest of the bunch and some of the interiors benefitted from the new process. I liked how 2010 would give you areas of very flat tonality - I'm a big believer in using the limits of technology to define an aesthetic - so when film was grainy I used to just go with the grain. When lightroom was all flat tonality and filltastic I went with that, so I guess I should just roll with pv2012, and see what happens. (Still feels a bit neat for my style though...)
getho wrote:
AH right, yes your setting were a good match for the house - just the sky left looking a bit different.
I hear what your saying - I just processed the rest of the bunch and some of the interiors benefitted from the new process. I liked how 2010 would give you areas of very flat tonality - I'm a big believer in using the limits of technology to define an aesthetic - so when film was grainy I used to just go with the grain. When lightroom was all flat tonality and filltastic I went with that, so I guess I should just roll with pv2012, and see what happens. (Still feels a bit neat for my style though...)
I got ya too - I went back and tried to match the sky without using locals (and without screwing up the tone elsewhere) - very challenging. I went ahead and put another PV2012 version up which looks more like your original PV2010 version, but it took some locals in the sky to do it. There are some aspects of PV2012 that are indeed hard to control, which is a complaint I have as well. I use the tone curve less in PV2012, because there is more flexibility to stretch and/or compress tones using the basics, but I use the locals more in PV2012 to even out "exposure" and such in cases where PV2012 and I aren't on the same page... - shadows and highlights in the local mix make that easier, and clarity attenuation is a common component, since sometimes I like the clarity at full strength in most, but not all places in a photo.
Thanks for taking the time and trouble to look at this, I spent another hour or 2 on it tonight: I used your settings as a basis for a few 2012 presets and tried applying them to the next house. Results were much more mixed than with 2010. Some looked ok, some looked terrrrible. Whereas my 2010 preset would work on nearly everything - id just have to dial back the fill. And tweak exposure and contrast.
I suspect I'll oscillate wildly for the next week or so :/
I should say though that it took months of trial,and error to get a preset that worked well on a wide range of images - maybe I need to do the same process with 2012.
In the spirit of assisting, here are my observations with suggestions that have not been mentioned (ref. test_0479.dng file). Most of what follows pertains to both PV2010 and PV2012.
Suggestions (for the above):
Digital SLR and Lens Image Quality Comparison - ISO 12233 Chart 100% Crops
Here's my PV2012 rendition of your test_0479.dng file with the above Detail panel settings. The other Develop settings are very similar to Rob Cole's, but I changed WB to 5167 and 10.
Double-Click on the image to see full-size:
Original My LRSettings
getho wrote:
Thanks for taking the time and trouble to look at this...
You're welcome.
getho wrote:
I used your settings as a basis for a few 2012 presets and tried applying them to the next house. Results were much more mixed than with 2010. Some looked ok, some looked terrrrible. Whereas my 2010 preset would work on nearly everything - id just have to dial back the fill. And tweak exposure and contrast.
Unfortunately, PV2012 does not lend itself as well to basic toning presets. Why? Because the tonal ranges and behavior of the sliders are not the same from image to image. For example, shadows slider on one image may affect only a small range of tones, whereas on the next image it affects a bigger range. Ditto for highlights slider. Fill light does the exact same thing on every image you use it - ditto for the rest of PV2010 sliders.
My opinion of PV2012, in a nutshell:
* Potential for improved image quality and great tone.
* Max detail.
* A big goof as far as predictability and learnability, and preset-friendlyness.
* Limited ability to control it's characteristic look (same is true of PV2010, PV2012 just has some different characteristics...).
* Max detail.
Yes, "max detail" is on both lists - it's great when you want it (luckily for me, that's most of the time), but distracting in some photos, and difficult to suppress. For example, PV2012 tends to reveal all the gory deep shadow detail (read: auto shadow-recovery), yet sometimes I wish the shadows/blacks were just dark so-as not to draw attention. Likewise for highlights (read: auto highlight-recovery). You really have to work for that in PV2012.
I don't use absolute presets much for basic toning (although I do use relative presets sometimes, via Cookmarks plugin), but if I did, I think I would leave exposure out of them completely (maybe blacks too - discIaimer: I haven't given this much thought) - always set exposure (and blacks?) manually, then use the presets to vary amount of punch and other biases...
Good luck with it.
It was a little too "aqua-y" for my tastes as well. I assumed it was just the look getho was going for, as opposed to "correct white balance...", i.e. cyany skies instead of purply blue... Otherwise, I would guess getho's monitor is off. Prompted me to reset everything then process anew. Here's a version edited lickity split starting with reset-all, followed by auto-tone, followed by a few other adjustments. I did not look at the other versions, because I was curious what I would come up with sans influence of previous renditions, as much as possible:
Natch from Scratch (hint: you may need to right-click (windows), or ctrl-click (mac) to open in new tab or window).
Its a bit pointless getting into a critique of my presets when you dont know what the intent is! (And rather condescending too: I appreciate the time you've taken to respond, and that it was well meant, but I'm rather in the school of "theres no right way to do it").
As I said I spent a long time developing this to get a consistant look that I could then work with in photoshop. The tweaking of the blue provided a uniform color sky - it helped remove the puple cast that canons are prone to but more importantly it helped to stop the gradation from blue to cyan which you often find in wide angle shots on sunny days. My photoshop process reduced the saturation of the blue and shifted it back a little to blue end. (I agree its too cyan in its native form).
I use eyeone match hardware to profile my monitor.
Why would you assume adding grain was unintentional?
Yes I have a high radius set on sharpening, and a lot of noise reduction, and yes this creates a painterly effect when viewed at 1:1. And yes I like it. As I said, when grain was the limiting factor I loved grain to create an aesthetic, I see no reason to run with the limitations of a technology and use them in the same way. Theres no way you can spot it at A4, but it still provides a certain impression in the image.
Vibrance/Saturation: reduces green colour cast on walls when photographing interiors lit by foliage, and does little to exteriors. So there!
Colour primaries adjusted to improve greens, and control banding in skies
F18: If I was printing exhibition prints I would've gone back and reshot this once I noticed I was still on iso640 from the previous shoot. But I knew perfectly that with the preset I use the noise would not be an issue at the size the photos I use. For better or worse, my bread and butter is all about quality/speed. Hence the initial point of this post...
@rob cole.
I think I'll be sticking to 2010, except for interiors where I have a chance of getting full dynamic range out of a single image (where 2012 seems to excell). I agree that the results are better overall - but I dont think I can afford the extra time it takes to get there. Ask me again in three months time, though
PS. LR4 started off quick - and the develop module still seems to be quicker than LR3, but moving modules and changing develop modes and moving from image to image and EVERYTHING else, seems bizarely slow (I mean you can see the develop module panel get drawn when you change from pv2010-pv2012!). In the develop module its takes 3-4 seconds when you move from one picture to the next before you can work on it - even with 1:1 previews rendered). Oy!
Fair enough getho - sounds like a pretty good plan. Do keep us posted .
getho wrote:
In the develop module it takes 3-4 seconds when you move from one picture to the next before you can work on it - even with 1:1 previews rendered). Oy!
Yeah, unfortunately rendering 1:1 previews only creates lib previews and a nearly worthless bit for the ACR cache to help develop speed. Anyway, you can start working on image as soon as the sliders are enabled, which for me is about a second, then it takes another 2-3 seconds for loading to complete (as evidenced by the loading indicator being extinquished). I finally turned off the loading indicator and start editing before loading is complete. Are you saying it takes 3-4 seconds for sliders to be enabled, or loading to complete?
2-3 seoncds before sliders become available, 4-5 seconds before loading indicator goes off. when I click on an image I can here my swap disk scratching away. (why its using swap memory , though I dont know - I've got a i920 @3.6Ghz, 12gb ram).
Ah. Yeah that's a little long. I don't understand why it's using swap memory either. I thought it was only supposed to be used when no more ram. Hmmm.........
Ghetto, my intent was to provide feedback that might be useful to you. I even stated, "I realize this is subjective," concerning the HSL slider settings. Since I know very little about your experience with photography it's understandable that you may feel I was being condescending. That was not my intent at all, but merely suggestions given "In the spirit of assisting you."
getho wrote:
For better or worse, my bread and butter is all about quality/speed. Hence the initial point of this post...
I agree with your statement, "I'm rather in the school of "there's no right way to do it". I am also in the school of "quality and speed," and always looking for ways to save time processing my images in LR. I provided suggestions towards that objective only after carefully reviewing your test_0470.dng image. It appears you have experience with both film and digital photography (as do I), so I appreciate your viewpoint and feedback.
getho wrote:
2-3 seoncds before sliders become available, 4-5 seconds before loading indicator goes off. when I click on an image I can here my swap disk scratching away. (why its using swap memory , though I dont know - I've got a i920 @3.6Ghz, 12gb ram).
I'm running LR4.1 on a very similar performance system (Windows 7, i7-860, 12GB RAM, 1TB 7,200 rpm drive, 1920 x 1080 display) with no issues. What OS, drive(s), display(s) resolution, and Camera Raw Cache size are you using?
trshaner wrote:
getho wrote:
2-3 seoncds before sliders become available, 4-5 seconds before loading indicator goes off. when I click on an image I can here my swap disk scratching away. (why its using swap memory , though I dont know - I've got a i920 @3.6Ghz, 12gb ram).
I'm running LR4.1 on a very similar performance system (Windows 7, i7-860, 12GB RAM, 1TB 7,200 rpm drive, 1920 x 1080 display) with no issues. What OS, drive(s), display(s) resolution, and Camera Raw Cache size are you using?
I'm also using a similar system (i7-930, 12G RAM, 1920x1200 display - but I've a slowish SSD for C: with the ACR cache on it, but a slowish 1TB hard drive for catalogue and photos). It can be 10 seconds to get into Develop module the first time, but then going from picture-to-picture in Develop, or going back to Develop, it's about 2-3 seconds for the loading indicator to go off (with 12M pixel images). That's just slightly slower than with LR3.6.
My LR4.1 performance with Canon 5D MKII 21.1 Mp raw image files.
Develop Module
I'm seeing 4 sec. to get into the Develop module the first time, and then about 1.0 sec when switching between Library and Develop modules. The Develop module 'Loading' indicator takes 3 sec. when switching between images, but the sliders after available after only 1.0 sec. and I can see their effect onscreen real-time. There is no slider delay or sluggishness after the initial 1.0 sec. delay when switching between images.
Library Module
Everything in the Library module is like greased lightning. The 'Loading' indicator appears for about 4 sec. in the Library module when going to 1:1 view, but only after making changes in the Develop module. After that initial Library preview rebuild it's back to greased lightning. Switching between images is instantaneous (less than .25 sec.).
Even when using the Spot and Brush tools the performance remains the same. The only thing different I did with my 1 TB single drive system was to create a separate 200GB partition (J:) for the Camera Raw Cache, Lightroom Catalog and Previews. All applications, OS and image files are on the primary C: drive sector. I have no idea if this helps LR4's performance. But it does seem to reduce drive fragmentation. which would slow down the system.
thanks everyone for the extemely useful feedback - both on the dng presets and speed. Its truly great to be able to get other points of view when you work in isolation!
Actually, I dont think its writing to swap, I think its reading/writing from the previews and camera raw cache.
Camera raw cache is set at 15gb. It and the preview files are a 10,000rpm hard drive ( but one that is 90% full). I do have an old intel SSD knocking round, I might try moving the camera raw cache and preview files onto that.
I've got a 3 monitor setup main is 2560x1440, 2nd is 1920x1200 running off 2 nvidia cards.
win7 x64, ssd boot drive
using resource monitor I have 7gb ram available before loading LR, LR uses about 1.5gb, but seems to increase steadily. Not sure this is relevant but moving from picture to picture maxes out cpu, whereas doing a manual transform for instances only had cpu at 50%
trshaner wrote:
... but the sliders are available after only 1.0 sec.
Given my limited experience, this seems to be about normal, and is close to what is normal for Lr3.6 as well, maybe it's a tad longer - dunno. In any case, 2 and 3 seconds for sliders to be enabled on a capable computer (multiple cores with enough ram and a healthy hard drive...) means you are one of the many being bitten by one of the many performance bugs in Lr4.1.
I seriously doubt doing things like defragmenting and partioning drives, or even buying additional/faster drives for further distributing/optimizing access will help much. Maybe a little, but not a lot. I mean the time it takes to fetch the raw file, and/or a preview from disk, or an ACR cache entry..., should be only a small fraction of a second, and the amount of catalog data that needs to be fetched in order to prepare develop is miniscule (and accessed using random-access - fast). Granted, there are dozens of other little files that need to be accessed as well, but still all of this should be done in a fraction of a second, the whole second delays are Lightroom wandering around lost with its ________ up its _________, if you know what I mean (or waiting on some other confused piece of dependent software...).
getho wrote:
I've got a 3 monitor setup main is 2560x1440, 2nd is 1920x1200 running off 2 nvidia cards.
win7 x64, ssd boot drive
There have been many reports of "slow" develop sliders on dual display systems, and on single high resolution display systems (i.e. 2560x1440). Systems with higher performance processors, graphics cards, SSDs and more memory are not immune to this slow down. The only real solution that I am aware of is to make the Loupe image smaller, regardless of whether it's on a single or dual display. I tested this on my single 1920x1080 display by opening a 'Second Window' using the '2' button in lower lefthand corner. I then made the 2nd window as large as possible (1000x1500). This is only about 36% larger than my normal Loupe size (733x1100). Develop slider response went from virtually instantaneous to about a .5 sec. delay for the primary Loupe (733x1100) and 1.0 sec. delay for the 2nd window Loupe (1000x1500). At a 1920x1200 2nd Display Loupe window size the affect on the Develop sliders is going to be much worse. With this "dual window" setup the Library module remained very responsive.
See my suggestions in this post:
I rebooted my system in order to test the speed at reboot with the aim of rebooting with the extra monitors disabled and get a windows chkdisk warning: urgh! Possible issues with my boot drive, so I've put all of this old hold till I sort that out. Dontcha love computers


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The problem is that if you're a hardcore gamer, the PC is the only platform that has both hard core and casual games available for it. All 3 consoles have game libraries that are 100% casual games.
PC gamers can buy a casual game, like Modern Warfare 2, and play it on the same platform they play a hardcore game on, like IL2:1946. The xbox360 has plenty of good casual games, but zero options if you want to play a hardcore game.
Considering the Xbox 360 version alone outsold the PC version by a factor of 2, it doesn't much matter. Between the PS3 version and the Xbox 360 version, the PC numbers for COD4 were not all that good in comparison.
Yeap, bought MW1 on the PC and then the 360 this year. Heck, I even bought the map pack for the 360 version. MW2 can DIAF as far as I'm concerned. There are too many games in this genre to pick from for Infinity Ward to pull this crap.
You do realize that the Consoles have IL2 as well right? And the graphics are FAR superior to the PC version...
This is being very strategically done. If the game does not sell well on PC's they'll say "oh PC gaming's a dying market, we'll just focus on consoles", gamers lose. If the game sells well despite it's short comings, "Oh hey the gamers will just take it when we kick them in the nads", gamers lose. They also see it as a validation of their dumbing down their development efforts and pretty much porting over to the PC at the end of the day.
I have no problems with console gaming, I think it's valuable, I partake in it myself pretty often. But there are some game styles and features that are expected when you're on the PC. I hope Infinity Ward gets slapped hard for this...but it's unlikely due to all the fanboys out there.
Get out of here with that trash, you sound like a spoiled 15-year old.
I have a good PC and a 360. Both have their uses.
The way I see it, consoles are good for action and sports games. PCs are good for strategy, rpg, and simulation games.
When I can play a flight sim on a console with TrackIR and a full CH HOTAS setup, or play FPS, RPG, and strategy games with a mouse/keyboard (sorry, but m/k is superior to controller for those genres, by far.. and has been proven with accuracy tests in FPS's) then your argument might hold more weight.
Likewise, I would never play FIFA or Madden on my PC. The controller is the superior interface there, plus then I get to play on my 51" TV. It also might surprise you that hacking and pirating exist on consoles, too.
That's because the console IL-2 came out like last year, and the PC version is like 5 years old. The developers have a new one coming out for PC next year, I think it's called Storm of War, and I guarantee that will have better graphics than the console IL-2.
Plus, you can't play IL-2 on the consoles with a full HOTAS setup and TrackIR. I can't imagine seriously playing driving or flying games on game controllers. Logitech G25 and CH HOTAS, respectively.
i cant even imagine trying to play command and conquer or dragon age on a console, i love playing madden on my 360 and starwars force unleashed on my ps3... but ffs dude, 'clinging on to your anachronisms'? You're like the hitler of gaming.... ONLY CONSOLE GAMERS ARE PURE... DESTROY THE PC GAMERS!
That's a little harsh don't you think? PC gaming is not just about multiplayer. Some people do enjoy playing through the (almost guaranteed to be great) singleplayer portion of the Call of Duty games.
Oh come on, don't be pedantic. He was obviously talking about multiplayer shooters. Besides which, Dragon Age does have a dev console.
CoD4PC had leaning while the consoles versions didn't. There simply weren't enough buttons.
SoE:BoB is also in the tubes for a console port.
Yet. And you are 100% right, the ONLY thing I play on the PC now is Rise of Flight and Flight Simulator X (oh and Dragon Age, the Xbox 360 was sold out whereever I tried). But thats it. Everything else is on the console. Its just easier, and it just works.
Again with this horseshit? I'm beginning to think this is mgillespie's new username. MS doesn't require people to use P2P in their multiplayer games, it's just an option that they made easier to implement, if the developer so chose. Both 360 and PS3 do both P2P and dedicated servers, and in this case, Activision forced IW to take the cheaper and easier road.
So for the last time, take your raging fanboyism elsewhere, troll. Your haterade doesn't even fall in line with the topic of conversation here, since the article is about all the OTHER reasons not to buy this game, not the server issue.
I don't pirate games, PC or otherwise. Yet I - and other honest users - are the ones getting mostly fucked by this idiocy. I know that doesn't make it quite as easy for you to throw down tidy smartass phrases from your high horse, but there you have it.
I wonder if this move to lock down the game isn't so much as we don't have time but rather a reason to sell more expansion packs?
One of the problems I would guess any game developer faces is how much customization do you add to a game. Some games like Half Life basically give you full control, which is a plus for the gamers but can lead to problems to the developers and publishers. How can they sell the next installment or part two of the game if there's so many free maps/mods to download?
I wonder if IW really figured out, "hey, let's lock it down and sell a map pack in a few months for $40 that "opens" up 18 vs 18 players, etc".
You dont think that they are going to miss the revenue from 100,000+ sales?
They've completely killed my interest in the console version, too. This kind of bullshit doesn't deserve to be rewarded at all.
To IW:
First when MW2 was announced I was crazy as shit. Then it started to get shitty. I was thinking I would buy this game, even if it was using the game matching. Now, max 9 vs 9, no console, no "openness" from you. Forget it! I'm not buying this. I'll be torrenting it to play the single player as I've done with COD4 (but I've bought COD4 to play online).
If you want me to buy this game, get the shit back on earth and bring back the server list, crank the shit up to 64 players per game and lower your price for the PC. I was loving you IW. Now I've got the feeling I've been butt raped and I've got a nice little hate for you and Activision-Blizzard. You wont force PC gamers to go to console. I HATE CONSOLE GAMEPLAY. I'M NOT BUYING IT.
The balance issues they talk about are most likely attributed to people who whine that people bind the lean command to the strafe command. With this setup, the player is "leaning over" while also strafing, making them harder to hit. I used to bitch about it in Medal of Honor Allied Assault. Lots of dedicated servers just disabled it. Now looks like IW doing that for us!
As usual the contards are out in full force today. Before anybody declares the death of PC gaming I'd like to highlight a few simple facts:
1. Team Fortress 2 is very, very successful, and is indeed the proper model PC FPS games should follow. Valve understands PC gaming. They allow mods, dedicated servers, console commands, the works, this is how a PC FPS is supposed to be. One has to only look at the pathetic shell of a game that TF2 for the 360 is compared to the PC version to understand why the PC is the only proper platform for traditional FPS games.
2. Digital distribution has strengthened PC gaming tremendously. However, you won't really be able to tell how much is being sold directly, because digital distribution figures are not public. The traditional metrics of retail PC game sales going down every year are not indicative of a death of PC gaming in the least.
Anyway PC gaming isn't anywhere near dead, gaben seems fat and happy. Steam, impulse and gog successfully made it easier to buy the things online than pirate them (to many non-advanced pirates anyway). PC gaming is better than ever. This game in the article however, is an indication of a single developer hideously consolizing and lobotomizing a PC game, they are not every developer. For every garbage console port maker, you have companies like relic, valve, blizzard, and god only knows how many indy game makers whose primary platform is the PC. PC gaming has been called dead for years, and it simply isn't true.
Wrap it up contardailures.
People keep on bringing up Dragon Age, which I think is apropos for this discussion... if you go read the reviews they will tell you the PC version is superior.. better graphics, more tactical options, whereas the console version is a bit gimped in the UI department, and sub-par graphics on the 360 relative to the other two versions. IGN gave the PS3/360 version an 8.5 and the PC version a 9.0.
I'm not posting this to say PC gaming is superior, just some counter evidence against consoles being as such. My opinion is they both have their advantages in different areas.
I think game developers who give up on the pc should give up on using the pc to make their games. they should start programming their games with a wii mote and rumble stick.
The hardware is going to be around for a long time. As long as people need to actually accomplish something with technology at home their will be personal computers. Despite the best efforts of the manufacturers to make us buy 10 different devices to do the 10 technology things we need to do.
Maybe apple will decide this market is ripe for the taking now. The all in one is their bread and butter. If they add great gaming to the list of all. I might actually buy a mac.
I find that amusing for several reasons. The most of which is that Steam is a step forward in gaming for everyone which is why it has exploded like it has. To say that PC gaming is "dead" outside of Steam is a testiment to Steam not a knock at PC gaming. Microsoft wishes they could have XBL work as well as Steam, not to mention selling full games before release and have it work as well as it does.
Welcome to a game that will be played and forgotten in a month.
I honestly hope you're exaggerating for dramatic effect.
This is one game. The PC community is not going to fall apart because of this. I'm not saying that there aren't problems with how IW is handling the release, but you have to understand how hyperbolic you sound. Just take a look at all the excellent PC games already on Steam and the ones releasing soon. The PC gaming community isn't going anywhere.
A good point, but it still stands that the statement about "being a real PC gamer" is over the top.
Rubbish. The blame is entirely on companies that don't respond to what the market wants. Failure on that score pushes people towards the competition and piracy is competition.
IW would do best to simply cancel the PC version entirely, since there is much less damage done to their namebrand and reputation than producing clearly failed products.
Wasn't the max 64 x 64? If not, then I think it topped out at 32 x 32. Really, after a match hit the 16 x 16 mark, it was just (barely) controlled chaos--but a hell of a lot of fun at the same time.
Yeah, I guess it's kind of weird that people who subscribe to a website specifically to express their opinions (negative OR positive) would express negative opinions about what they perceive as a crappy iteration of something in which they were once interested and had anticipated for a while.
It's like they don't even know how to use the Internet.
sorry I play games for fun I don't want play with garbage like there is garbage on consoles
Speaking of Blizzard, "PC gaming is dead" doesn't hold up too well against the words "Starcraft 2" and "Diablo 3"
Skipping this game even for my 360.
Buying this title will only give them a signal that it's okay to screw you over as a gamer.
All these compromises sound like cheap money squeeze in order to cut costs to a bare minimum.
In other words, IW, you lost a loyal paying customer from way back to CoD1, good job stupid!
here is some hard facts about pc gaming this is coming from EA on fox news
It also strikes me that this article was specifically written to stir things up.
"Welcome to the new face of PC gaming."
This is one game by one developer published by a company that Ars openly disdains. This is a blip on the radar. PC gaming is stronger than it's been in years and this isn't going to change things. Can we really judge the future of the platform based on this one game?
PC gaming is changing, to be sure. Let's not get ahead of ourselves and say it's for the worse, though.
I think most PC gamers are mad because they can't cheat on consoles very easily. I swear, I played a PC game (which is rare for me and probably soon to be a nonoccurence) the other day with a couple of guys and the FIRST DAMN THING they did was start with the money cheats. They are stupid.. it just RUINS the game. Why bother playing if there is nothing to achieve? Dummies...
It's like they have OCD and just feel the need to go through the motions of playing the game. Losers.
I preordered the game several weeks ago, before the no-dedicated-servers bomb was dropped. Although definitely not happy with the situation, I didn't immediately cancel my order, thinking that maybe the game won't be so bad. But after the nonstop onslaught of negative press, and the total lack of positive press, my doubts have been reinforced.
So I just cancelled the preorder.
It was a fun ride while it lasted, but I'm not going to spend the money to get an UFIA from another fucking game company.
If ya wanna take the RIAA approach and try to blame everything on piracy go ahead, but the point he was making is they are taking away features that have been available to us for years and that's not going to fly with us. They are dumbing down our games to sell them to idiots who have no idea some of the shit they are pulling and how much you get ripped off every day. Simple fact is they are moving to a Madden model where they can put out the same game every year, add in a feature or two and charge you $60 for it, and that's why people will pirate the game. You wanna know why your playing COD now? Because games like quake, UT, HL all had support to make their games last for years and made the genre huge, ever here of counterstrike, or what about Starcraft, or Warcraft 3 all of those are old games with a huge fan base because WE the customers extend it, increasing the longevity of the game? So yea when I see a company taking away what I've been doing for years, cheaper then you, I get pissed and I don't buy the game(or some will pirate it, which granted will make them scream piracy more but what do you expect). Oh and about all your smugness, where do you think all the pirates will go when there are no pc games....right to your consoles, enjoy dumb asses.
Edit: I realized the idiots comment targeted more then I intended, console gamers as a whole are not idiots, I myself love my ps3 for certain games, by idiots I mean people who think they should defend a company who is removing features from games that we have enjoyed for years and then blaming people when they get pissed off and download a game because they are pissed. Yes piracy is an issue but by your reasoning the RIAA are great people who didn't put themselves in the shit dumb position they are in. Oh look everyone blames music piracy on DRM and crappy authentication servers they may go down( I do to and no I actually buy my music from zune), sounds a little familiar doesn't it.
Fact is if you take away things people have been enjoying for years and blame it on the consumer, well, just look at the music industry.
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Not if the consoles, which have grown in numbers by very large amounts since COD4 was released, pick up those 100k sales...
Halo3 and CoD4 say hello. 100's of thousands still playing both on Live every night.
Essentially, they're ignoring the needs and wants of a huge customer base and telling that customer base that they have to do things like their console brethren.
Essentially, they can take the easy way out on this decision. If the game sells poorly, they can blame the easy scapegoat of piracy instead of forcing features PC gamers don't want or blaming a stagnant economy.
Just recently another industry had that line of thinking. Let's force features and options down our customers throats. They don't need them or want them; so it will be the industry's job to tell the consumer what they want and need. And our sales will still be fine because all our products will have all that extra stuff and customers will have no choice.
Sound familiar? Taken in a simple context, it sounds like the US Auto Industry. THey forces giant sized, super gas guzzling, speed demon vehicles with all sorts of extraenous options we did not need or want. All these vehicles monetarily crushed people with gas prices and ridiculous maintenance costs. The US Auto Industry soon collapsed under its own weight as buyers went for smaller more gas and energy effiecient vehicles.
The similarities are there. A corporation telling the consumers what is best for them in terms of products and features instead of listening to the consumers and catering to the consumers needs and wants. And when things go kaput; they become lazy and blame the simplest thing they can. With the automakers, it was unfair foreign competition. With PC game developers; its piracy.
I just hope PC game developers don't go crying for a bailout because they blame piracy instead of catering to the need and wants of the consumers.


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Justifying the US criminal and bloody invasion of Iraq and presenting Crimea's popular referendum as a blatant act of aggression by Russia is an outlandish example of President Obama's demagogy, Brian Becker from the ANSWER coalition told RT. The following is a transcript of that interview.
RT: What do you make of Obama's words and his tone when addressing Ukraine and relations with Russia?
Brian Becker: I think his speech was largely disingenuous. He says that the 21st century is the century where borders will not be redrawn by force. The year before the 21st century started in 1999, the US led NATO and dropped 23,000 bombs on Serbia to pry loose Kosovo and have that country become an occupied country as a precursor for independence and then integration into the Western sphere of influence.
Obama also compared Crimea, and Russian activity in Crimea in supporting the referendum or having its own troops there, and said it was a far greater evil than what happened in Iraq. Even though he said he opposed the Iraq War.. Well, almost 1 million Iraqis died. Their country was ripped apart. Five million were left refugees. Five thousand US soldiers died. How can you possibly say well "Oh, I disagreed with the Iraq War but it is not nearly as criminal in terms of its activity as Russia has done."
It is a disingenuous speech. I think it was largely done for domestic consumption. It is really to answer some of his critics here at home, who are even further to the right than Obama, demanding a return to the real Cold War that existed between the US and the Soviet Union.
RT: When condemning Russia's reunification with Crimea, Obama mentioned US experience in Iraq by saying: "We did not claim or annex Iraq's territory. We did not grab its resources for our own gain. Instead, we ended our war and left Iraq to its people in a fully sovereign Iraqi state that can make decisions about its own future."
So there was no military operation in Crimea, yet judging by what we just heard, Obama apparently finds US actions in Iraq more justifiable... Would you say that's the case?
BB: I consider what President Obama said about Iraq and comparing it to Crimea to be just so outlandish it should be rejected as the worse kind of demagogy by the American people. Why did the US go into a war with Iraq? Iraq was at peace with the US. It was not threatening the US. The US created lies, pretext and rationale and then began a unilateral bombing of a country.
And as I said, by the UN's own statistics 1 million of Iraqis are dead, 5 million were made into refugees and president Obama oversaw that occupation for 3 long years in which thousands more Iraqis died, between 2009 and when he withdrew in 2011.
The reasons why the US has finally left Iraq, is it was essentially defeated by the arms resistance forces and because the American people were telling the President, as they told Bush, that they were sick and tired and wanted the American troops out of Iraq.
It is just completely hypocritical for him to somehow say that because the US did not annex Iraq, did not do what it did in Hawaii in 1893 that somehow it is a more benign activity than what has just happened in Crimea, where there was a popular referendum. There was no bombs falling, there was no drama, there was no chaos, no millions of refugees. The people clearly supported a federation with Russia. The US might not like it but to compare that to Iraq is just criminal, I think.
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|Job seekers connect with local businesses at Library job fair
|May 01, 2013
Omaha Public Library and AARP are pleased to announce the 11th annual John Bernardi Job Fair. The event is named in memory of former Charles B. Washington Branch manager John Bernardi who was instrumental in its implementation. All job-seekers are welcome to participate on Thursday, May 16, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., Charles B. Washington Branch, 2868 Ames Ave.
Employers are expected to offer job opportunities in a variety of fields. The list of employers includes AIM | Careerlink; Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Nebraska; Carlson Rezidor Hotel Group; City of Omaha; Comfort Inn and Suites; Creighton University; DialAmerica; Gallup, Inc.; Harrah's Council Bluffs; Lyman-Richey Corporation; Methodist Health System; Metropolitan Community College; Nebraska Department of Labor; Nebraska Humane Society; No Frills Supermarkets; Omaha Public Schools; Omaha Steaks; Physicians Mutual Insurance Co.; Sitel Corporation and the YMCA.
"The John Bernardi Job Fair is for everyone," said Joanne Ferguson Cavanaugh, manager of the Charles B. Washington Branch. "North Omaha residents in particular will have the convenience of job hunting in their own backyard."
OPL's collection includes the latest books and materials for job seekers and online resources such as Career Transitions and the tutor.com Career Center. Online resources are available 24 hours a day to anyone with an OPL card.
Experts from Careerlink.com, the Nebraska Department of Labor and OmahaJobs.com will offer workshops in advance to help prepare for the Job Fair.
Visit omahalibrary.org for information on additional programs and events at Omaha Public Library's 12 metro locations.