Robert Peters

What is the basis for this statement?  Where did you get the information?

need layers.

Here are Tom Hogarty's comments (from http://blogs.adobe.com/lightroomjournal/2013/05/lightroom-and-the-creative-cloud.html): ====== Lightroom and the Creative Cloud Adobe’s recent announcement...

excited if I were you. I really doubt that the Lightroom team has the resources to maintain 2 versions of Lightroom with different capabilities. That just doesn't make sense. Photoshop is another...

I have purchased my last Photoshop update. Adobe is screwing the "enthusiast" photographers!

(nt)

That's a beautiful shot, Roman.  I envy your easy access to the Japanese Garden. When did you start using Lightroom?  How do you l like it?

Create new preferences for LR5.  Repair permissions and offer the entrails of a chicken to appease the gods :) Importing:  Look in the File menu for "Import Photos and Video...".

There are quite a few resources listed on the following Adobe blog. http://blogs.adobe.com/lightroomjournal/

You should see smoother text and more detail in images when applications that take advantage of the "retina" display are used.  In fact, I can view images at 2:1 on my 15 inch rMBP.

What Nikon camera?The amount and radius will vary with the amount of detail in the image.I wouldn't expect to need that much Luminance noise suppression until much higher that the base ISO.

I would be interested to know what settings you use to sharpen NEF files in Lightroom 4?  I find the sharpness to be excellen.Why convert the NEF to TIFF?

I have used Lightroom for NEF files from D70, D200, D300, D700, D800 and Nikon 1 cameras and never had a single problem.What version of Lightroom are you using?

The appropriate screen brightness is determined by your editing environment.  For a dark room the screen brightness should be lowered.I keep my office rather dark while editing so the screen...

(nt)

Are you viewing the image at 1:1 or 2:1?  You need to in order to accurately assess the sharpening.

Are you certain about that?  It is my understanding that the DNG format is fully documented and open to all adopters.

What kind of image files are you using in Lightroom?If you are dealing with large files (D800 NEFs are at least 30-35 MB) then the MBA may not be fast enough.

There is no way to dispose of the '_' in the camera but you can change 'DSC' to any three letters you choose (Shooting menu, page 214).  Unfortunately, you will still have to use one of your...

Lightroom 4.3 is fully compatible with the MacBook Pro "retina" display, Library and Display modules.The thumbnails and text a crisp.  There are no visual problems that I have noticed.Download the...