AfterShot Pro - What do you really like?
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Re: AfterShot Pro - What do you really like?
I am a user of Bibble 5 pro. and also LR, the things I like about ASP are,
Use of Folder or Catalog (creating a catalog is not mandatory)
Layers
Quality
Speed.
I am also a registered user of PaintShop Pro; Corel Draw and Corel Video Studio so I am happy that this superior raw processing technology has come to Corel.
Use of Folder or Catalog (creating a catalog is not mandatory)
Layers
Quality
Speed.
I am also a registered user of PaintShop Pro; Corel Draw and Corel Video Studio so I am happy that this superior raw processing technology has come to Corel.
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Re: AfterShot Pro - What do you really like?
There's lots I like, but the 5 most important:
- Linux support
- Speed
- Non-destructive edits
- Batch queues
- Layers
- Linux support
- Speed
- Non-destructive edits
- Batch queues
- Layers
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Re: AfterShot Pro - What do you really like?
Having seen the previous post, I have to add that the ability to work on my filesystem directly without import is key. I really hate that Catalog support was added to Bibble (it's a RAW processor - I manage my catalog elsewhere)
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Re: AfterShot Pro - What do you really like?
After Shot Pro running on Debian Squeeze would be nice (Bibble 5 did so).
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Re: AfterShot Pro - What do you really like?
Without Cataloging I would not be very impressed with ASP... The degrigation of the catalog structure is key to alot of us. Many of us have PSPX4 and DPP (or their equivilent) and were looking for a excellent management program. What is your management program/style/file structure?kemp wrote:Having seen the previous post, I have to add that the ability to work on my filesystem directly without import is key. I really hate that Catalog support was added to Bibble (it's a RAW processor - I manage my catalog elsewhere)
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Re: AfterShot Pro - What do you really like?
Well, it is the weakest part of ASP.kaymann wrote:Without Cataloging I would not be very impressed with ASP...
Does not even qualify as a toy db unfortunately.
Image storage and image management are two different issues. I suggest opening up an extra thread on this to now water down this one.What is your management program/style/file structure?
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Re: AfterShot Pro - What do you really like?
+1 to the above, plusMeneM wrote:
- Linux support
- Speed
- Stability
- Color accuracy
- Plugins
- Works satisfactory even on my travel netbook (1024x600 pixels, Intel Atom CPU, 1GB RAM, Ubuntu)
- Multi-version + multi-view
- ...
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Re: AfterShot Pro - What do you really like?
Cross-platform, Linux support
Non-destructive edits & undo & history
Batch queues
File System Mode, catalogs as option
Defaults and presets & ability to selectively copy + paste settings
Third party plugins
Layers
Works on light systems for small tasks
Multi-version of one image
Multi-view up to 6 images
Customizable hotkeys
Non-destructive edits & undo & history
Batch queues
File System Mode, catalogs as option
Defaults and presets & ability to selectively copy + paste settings
Third party plugins
Layers
Works on light systems for small tasks
Multi-version of one image
Multi-view up to 6 images
Customizable hotkeys
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Re: AfterShot Pro - What do you really like?
- Linux support
- Layers
- Image Quality
- Versions
- Layers
- Plugins
- Community
- Layers
- Image Quality
- Versions
- Layers
- Plugins
- Community
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Re: AfterShot Pro - What do you really like?
Linux support
Non-destructive editing
RAW (NEF) conversion
Speed
Filesystem can be used/don't have to import into catalog
Layers
3rd party plugins.
Please continue supporting the Linux version of this product!
Non-destructive editing
RAW (NEF) conversion
Speed
Filesystem can be used/don't have to import into catalog
Layers
3rd party plugins.
Please continue supporting the Linux version of this product!
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Re: AfterShot Pro - What do you really like?
Linux support
Speed
Speed
Speed
Plugin Integration
Speed
Speed
Speed
Plugin Integration
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Re: AfterShot Pro - What do you really like?
[*] Linux support
[*] 3e party plugin
[*] Speed
[*] 3e party plugin
[*] Speed
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Re: AfterShot Pro - What do you really like?
I love:
- Linux support... by far the best RAW workflow for Linux
- Amazing speed... results are seen immediately
- Layers without a need for 3rd-party plugin... lots of editing freedom
- Easy support for 3rd-party plugins
I'll keep my feature wishlist for the apprpriate thread.
- Linux support... by far the best RAW workflow for Linux
- Amazing speed... results are seen immediately
- Layers without a need for 3rd-party plugin... lots of editing freedom
- Easy support for 3rd-party plugins
I'll keep my feature wishlist for the apprpriate thread.
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Re: AfterShot Pro - What do you really like?
Like:
Linux support
Layers
Multicore-Support and Speed
Output batches, which allow to run a user defined post-processing app.
Linux support
Layers
Multicore-Support and Speed
Output batches, which allow to run a user defined post-processing app.
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Re: AfterShot Pro - What do you really like?
Linux Support
Layers
Plugins (hopping for Grad filter Pro to be ported from Bibble5)
Layers
Plugins (hopping for Grad filter Pro to be ported from Bibble5)
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