They improved the X-Trans demosaicing first on February 15 here, and then on June 7 here.

Also ON1 has made progress in the Fuji X-Trans world.

Check out also this Fujifilm-centric Capture One webinar.

Capture One is a great alternative, especially since they recently improved the X-Trans support (but we still wait for a few more things sich as Fujifilm GFX support and film simulation profiles).

First looks, feature overviews and reviews shared yesterday at.

What’s NEW in Lightroom Classic CC: FASTER, 1 new feature! at Tony & Chelsea Northrup youtube.

Lightroom 6/CC vs Lightroom Classic CC vs Lightroom CC at Tony & Chelsea Northrup youtube.

Is Adobe Lightroom Classic CC Really Faster? at fstoppers.

Adobe Photoshop Lightroom Classic CC & Lightroom CC Review at ephotozine.

With that said, the new reality is called Lightroom Classic CC… so let’s see how it works. So let’s critizise Adobe based on what they do and not based on fake clickbait news. I’m not a native English speaker (it’s actually my 4th language), but to my knowledge “ indefinitely” does not mean “ forever“, but more “ for an unspecified period of time“. “Future versions of Lightroom will be made available via traditional perpetual licenses indefinitely.” In fact, here is their full official quote from blogs.adobe back in 2013: I’m with you: I don’t like monthly subscriptions, and I join the criticism.īut now I see websites claiming, that Adobe “ promised” us to offer forever a Lightroom standalone version and these claims bring the hate and shitstorms against Adobe to a level where it should not be, since Adobe never promised such a thing. Now, I can get it that many people are annoyed by the fact that, unlike rumored elsewhere, Lightroom 7 will never come, and that now you have to pay a monthly subscription to get Lightroom Classic CC instead. Did Adobe Really Promise LR Standalone Forever?

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