3 white dots ... and the cache
Hi,
Trying to use V1 in a similar way to bridge, ie:
@ point it to a folder of RAW files
@ go away and let it sort the previews
@ come back and select the 'keepers'
but it doesn't seem to either:
@ go thru all the files in that folder - meaning that you have to select the image or make sure it's shown on the strip on the bottom (even when you Libraries>Preview>Render)
or
@ once the preview is generated, it won't remember it - meaning that sometimes when you go back to an image that you've previously seen as crisp, you have to wait for the preview to re-generate
All of which the app is kind enough to advertise with the 3 white dots!
Has anyone sorted out this problem -as for me, i might as well stick to PS and Bridge if i can't even select the keepers easily ... seems like a starting place for the bofins who've made the app, which probably means that it's just me being dense, so any help much appreciated (especially as i've already paid for v1, tho haven't taken delivery)
Cheers,
Slater
This is where I feel like LR is the most sluggish (when browsing thumbnails). As others have posted here, I browse to a screen-full of thumbnails, and they go from "fuzzy" to "mostly-rendered" to "fully rendered." When I page down, the next screen of thumbnails goes through the same rendering process. When I page up to look at the first page of thumbnails again (the ones that rendered just a few seconds ago), they go through the process again.
It seems like something is wrong. Why does Bridge not go through this? Granted, Bridge will render the thumbnails for the first time viewing the folder, but from then on, scrolling up or down within the folder doesn't re-render the thumbnails. As a matter of fact, I can leave the folder, browse to another one, return to the original folder, and the thumbnails are still rendered. No waiting. It seems to me that if Bridge can do this, LR should be able to as well, especially since Bridge seems to be considered by so many to be poor software.
I hope this is something that can be fixed (assuming that Adobe considers it broken). Other areas of LR are more responsive from my point of view, but browsing thumbnails becomes such a drag that I feel compelled to use other software for the time being.
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