Graham

Another vote for IMatch.  It has a steep learning curve if you want to take advantage of its full capabilities (and I cannot claim to have done so yet), but if your priority is a large hierarchy ...

Depends on what you mean by, as “I used to do in Lightroom”.  Do you need a database / DAM system to select your photos?  IMatch will do this and has both a very competent database and viewer.   ...

Yes, IMatch certainly does this.  Since the inception of the 2020 version, there have been several updates, amongst other things, to take into account user feedback.  As a result, it has become ...

Late to the party, as ever.  I went to Uganda last November, for wildlife.  In my pocket I kept the M6II with the EFM 22mm: compact and wide aperture for landscape shots, even in low light forest ...

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Still no sign of dust or spot visualisation to match that in Lightroom, it would seem.

IMatch 2020 was released today (photools.com). The new face recognition functions seem pretty cool. YouTube video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sBdsjEieSL4 I am in the process of running ...

Yep, my old head of IT used to put it the other way round: “If you want cutting edge technology, be prepared to bleed”. 😀

Yes, in the sense that the details of the M6 II CR3 files are proprietary and Canon will not provide the details to Adobe to enable Adobe to make the profiles available. They will probably become...

Strictly speaking, it is not made available for free to anyone, it is for Canon owners who can prove they own a supported Canon camera. You have to enter the serial number of a supported Canon...

Why is Canon doing this for an Adobe product, and not incorporating it in its own DPP product? Much better if Canon would work with Adobe so that profiles for new cameras, such as the EOS M6II,...

There is no harm repeating a useful technique, even though some people will know it already. Anthony Morganti’s videos are full of little gems, some more obvious, others less so.

The Lightroom...

No need to bother with keyboard shortcuts etc.  If you want to be sure you are working on just one particular image, all you need to do is click on its border. If you click on the image area, it ...

+1 here.  Canon Rumors is suggesting. 20MP sensor is a possibility, but personally speaking I could not imagine a top of the range DSLR with such relatively low resolution being worth the upgrade. ...

Seems you are on Mac, which is forcing the change on you. I would recommend having a look at IMatch, but this is Windows only.  Maybe time to change your OS as well :-D Graham

But he’s pretty good on decomposition

It is disappointing that DPR has used a test scene which has been allowed to fade over the years. Do they not know that inkjet prints have a tendency to fade? If they have not allowed for basics...

Photomechanic will, I think, do what you want.  I process and export my images from Lightroom, with keywords non-hierarchically based.  Then I rearrange them in the exported JPEG files using ...