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Lightroom 5 beta released
- Thread starter 1TallTXn
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Yep, like the new brush feature on the heal and clone. Haven't used the radial filter much, but have used the gradient a lot. Works really well to clean up haze and washed out sky. Pull down from the top, drop exposure, bump saturation, cool temperature.
I reluctantly gave in and signed up for the cloud primarily for an updated version of photoshop. The initially low investment helped to delay my decision on whether or not to purchase the software outright. I got the package that included Lightroom 5.
Coming from LR 3.6 most of the adjustment sliders are different but won't take long to transition. There are also a couple new tools that are nice but overall not many changes, except that it is running horribly slow and also acts a little glitchy.
Any other LR 5 users on here noticing any issues?
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Coming from LR 3.6 most of the adjustment sliders are different but won't take long to transition. There are also a couple new tools that are nice but overall not many changes, except that it is running horribly slow and also acts a little glitchy.
Any other LR 5 users on here noticing any issues?
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LR5 is the bomb.com, if you ask me. 
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I'm not seeing any glitchy problems with LR 5, but I'm using a very fast Mac. I stopped trying to use PC's years ago with Adobe products.
The new sliders work much better then the ones on L3 and 4, IMO, giving you far more adjustability in the areas you want, without having effects on areas you don't want. With the new tools like the spot healing brush, I find with LR5 I hardly do much editing at all in PS anymore.
The new sliders work much better then the ones on L3 and 4, IMO, giving you far more adjustability in the areas you want, without having effects on areas you don't want. With the new tools like the spot healing brush, I find with LR5 I hardly do much editing at all in PS anymore.