Steve Ratts
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Steve Ratts commented,
@Daniel L, Can you make the source code available? I'd like to take a crack at a port to Mac. Thanks, Steve
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Steve Ratts commented,
Curious. I click on the link and it takes me to a page stating I'm not authorized to see the content. What's up?
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Steve Ratts commented,
Hi Doug, Good news and bad news. First the good news. Skylum added a feature a while back to find missing photos which is intended to have the side benefit of helping if you ever migrate your catal...
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Steve Ratts commented,
Hi Roman, I recently went from a 4 Core Ive Bridge (2013) I7 to an 8 Core Coffee Lake (2019) i9-9900K. I also upgraded my video card, doubled RAM from 16GB to 32GB, and moved from an SSD boot dirve...
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Steve Ratts commented,
I'll second the vote for trying Aurora. Richard is absolutely correct on this. It's dead easy, and there's a Look built in for just this very thing. It's in the Essential collection, and it's calle...
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Steve Ratts commented,
Great suggestion Simone! This would be a big help! Like you I still use LR for my catalog, but routinely send things of to either Aurora or Luminar.
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Steve Ratts commented,
Pierre I feel the same way. We make suggestions and ask for necessary and important things, we get either silence or a polite but vacuous "I will pass your suggestion on to our developers". It woul...
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Steve Ratts commented,
Yes! Definitely!
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Steve Ratts commented,
On second consideration, I think I'll retract what I said above that the Luminar Erase is closer to LR Spot Removal. Nope. LR Spot Removal will try to pick some similar area and clone/blend it in. ...
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Steve Ratts commented,
Jorhan, Paul has a good point. Definitely give the Luminar Erase tool a spin and see how you like the results. Paul, I think the Luminar Erase is probably closer in effect to the Lightroom Spot Rem...