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Lightroom 4.4 Release Candidate Now Available

Posted on February 25, 2013 // 3 Comments

If you’re a brave soul and don’t mind play­ing with beta soft­ware, Light­room 4.4 Release Can­di­date is now avail­able for you.

This release has sup­port for more cam­era and lens pro­files and some bug fixes.

Remem­ber, this is not a final release.  It’s a sneak-peak into some­thing that’s com­ing out a bit later.

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  • http://twitter.com/aboutcepimages Charles Put­nam,

    Are you start­ing to favor LR over Aper­ture for post pro­cess­ing and DAM?

    • http://www.orlandolocal.com William Beem

      I def­i­nitely favor Aper­ture as a DAM. The things that I like about Light­room are also in Cam­era RAW, so I’ll export from Aper­ture and use those fea­tures in ACR when I need them. For instance, I really like the 32-bit TIFF that you can cre­ate using ACR/Light­room and Pho­to­shop HDR Pro.

      Light­room has a lot of cool things going for it, but I come back to the same thing. What is the killer fea­ture that is worth the work of tran­si­tion­ing from one DAM to another? In my view, it isn’t there yet.

      • http://twitter.com/aboutcepimages Charles Put­nam,

        Thanks for the straight-up answer — always appre­ci­ated. I’ve been deal­ing with a few friends who won­der why I keep going back to Aper­ture — its projects based work­flow fits bet­ter for me.…plus with hav­ing an iPad/iPnone and Apple TV, it makes more sense. Thanx!