dj_paige

Adobe has been known to state things imprecisely on occasion.

https://www.adobe.com/products/catalog/software._sl_id-contentfilter_sl_catalog_sl_software_sl_mostpopular.html?promoid=KLXMI Lightroom 6 is listed as Photoshop Lightroom, that's it's official name.

I'd like to see that proof, because I am skeptical. I think any analogy to "meats" doesn't apply to photography: you can't improve the quality of a "meat", but you can improve the quality of a ...

I have a personal bias here ... to me it only matters what the end product looks like, and not where the image started. And so it doesn't matter to me which of these two images (which really have ...

Calling changes to the program "stuff" obscures important concepts, such as "features" and "program architecture". CC does get new features when they are available, and these have been announced by ...

This question seems like it would be better off in it's own thread, it has nothing to do with the existing thread.

Which has nothing to do with subscription versus stand-alone. If you want to use Sierra and Lightroom together, you can use either LR 6.7 (standalone) or LR CC 2015.7 (subscription).

It still applies, 100%, in September 2016. Future improvements in using the GPU technology to improve Lightroom's performance will occur in the next major upgrade.

You're not going to get an answer to this. Adobe knows, they're not telling us. Some people (like me) expect a LR 7 to be released at some time in the future, others say that won't happen. You can ...

You can either subscribe (rent) or purchase. You are free to organize or not; however some methods seem to work better in Lightroom than others. I call these methods "Lightroom-friendly" organizing ...

GPU has no effect on importing. It's only effect is on the Develop Module, and only portions of that. See: https://forums.adobe.com/thread/1828580

No, the develop module always creates fresh previews every single time, it doesn't use the previews on the SSD. And regardless, SSD and 1:1 previews don't affect EDITING speed.

I believe having the GPU acceleration on also causes lag switching from image to image. https://forums.adobe.com/thread/1828580

SSD will certainly improve the performance of the Library module. It will not help the original poster, who is experience slowness in the Develop Module (and specifically doing brushing, SSDs ...

I think anybody's workflow would benefit from "a certain stringence", if you're not already doing that. And certainly, that's one of the points of Lightroom, is to guide you to a consistent ...

THis is most likely the cause of your problems. Brushing on a 4K monitor will be slow. It might speed up if you turn off the GPU acceleration, but then other operations will slow down. My OPINION: ...

Lag when you try what function in the develop module? Be very specific. We can't give you better advice until we have the details. As far as I know, this is not correct. Catalog and previews should ...

And I never use folders to separate my RAW and JPG, I just don't see the point, it seems like extra work to me that provides no benefit. Virtually every photographic application that I know of ...

The issue of catalog searching and categorizing your photos has nothing to do with RAW or JPG. The answer is the same, regardless of your choice of RAW or JPG or RAW+JPG. That's a great question, ...

This has nothing to do with subscription. You can create Smart Previews and use them and test their speed in LR 6.