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Hey hey, more Autohotkey goodness for CS3 users, brush resize on the fly, CS4 style! This new tabs business in CS4 is driving me insane, horrible interface disicion. Ever wanted to create hotkeys in photoshop but you couldn’t because photoshop didn’t allow that hotkey combination? Or wanted to use the TAB key for something else? Tired of the hardcoded shortcut keys in photoshop? Want to change the TAB key into something else? And what the hell is up with not being able to bind stuff to single letter shortcuts? This has been driving me up the wall since many versions of photoshop. When I show people something in photoshop, the thing they are most amazed by is not whatever technique I show them. It’s that I don’t use a keyboard to control photoshop, I use my wacom pen to issue mouse gestures almost exclusively, only touching the keyboard for the most obscure and rarely used commands. Hmm never thought I’d say this, but I don’t like the latest versions of Photoshop, CS4. Many images on the net, especially photos will not display as intended using the photos color profile (If any) in non-color managed browsers. Smart collections is an awesome feature of Lightroom that I use the heck out of to help me stay organized. There are so many things you can do with smart collections so if you haven’t digged into them yet you are missing out bigtime. I do a lot of organizing into folders in Lightroom because I sometimes need to view images outside of Lightroom so having a nice hierachy is an advantage. By default Lightroom will show you images in subfolders even when you have selected the top folder in a hierachy. This wreaks havoc if you like me, like to import a bunch of photos from a flashcard, then organize them into subfolders. I do this because I sometimes want to browse images outside Lightroom, then [...] Here’s another couple things I find irritating as I get more and more into using Lightroom: Let’s get one thing straight. Lightroom does NOT backup your photos when you do the scheduled backups, only the Lightroom database, thumbnails, develop changes and so on. You have to backup your photos yourself. The new Lightroom 2.0 is a wonderfull Photo Manager but there’s just a few things that breaks the deal for me. |
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