• Aperture 2.1.2
• Photoshop CS4
• iPhoto 7.1.5
• Digital Photo Professional 3.4.1
CS4 with Camera RAW and Bridge as a work horse.
Aperture for occasional lay-outs, books and prints.
iPhoto, very rarely, for casual use, snap shots, email etc.
DPP? I never use it.
Just switched to Lightroom from PSE for organizing and pre-editing. Then Photoshop for the final edit.
And still keywording my 14,000+ images in Lightroom LOL
Digital Photo Professional (Am I the only one?) and CS3
You've got company:-)
Oh good. I never hear anyone talk about it.
Me too!
I used DPP before I got CS3, but I didn't like the hit and miss guessing to get the right file size, sometimes when I resaved at lower quality the size actually increased, and the quality went down significantly with the resolution. Of course if Judi uses it I suspect I either used an old version (9) or I sucked at using it.
I used DPP before I got CS3, but I didn't like the hit and miss guessing to get the right file size, sometimes when I resaved at lower quality the size actually increased, and the quality went down significantly with the resolution. Of course if Judi uses it I suspect I either used an old version (9) or I sucked at using it.
Sorry, I just checked and I used to use Microsoft Digital Image Pro 9, not Digital Photo Pro.
A number of folks have referred to DPP - had it on my computer since I bought the camera. Never used it - any reason why? I'm not really sure why people would use it (thats not a criticism). Is there a preference or is it just routine?
Bibble Pro (RAW conversion), Photoshop CS for editing and PtGui 8 for panoramic stiches.
Still doing editing on Windows, hope to get everything running on Linux soon :-)
