Lack of SSE2 (AthlonXP and previous and first generation Sempron but
also Intel Pentium 3) will be dead slow but... it works.
I used a trial of Lightroom (because I had nothing for this on my
parents computer) to convert about 50 photos I just took (RAW of
course) to Jpeg to put on a CD so they ca
On Apr 23, 2007, at 5:36 PM, Mark Roberts wrote:
> Well I just took the plunge and ordered myself a copy of Lightroom.
> Now
> we'll see how the learning curve goes...
I recommend very strongly that anyone who wants to understand how to
get a lot of work done with Lightroom with the shortest
Yes, Mark, I too will be interested in how you like it. I had tried the Beta
and was very unhappy with the Print Module. It appeals to me for the raw
handling and the database management. Just don't know if I want to spend the
bucks for another piece of software that will need upgrading every fe
No reason it should be slow then. That config spanks my laptop, and it
runs fine on my laptop.
-Adam
AlexG wrote:
> Athlon64 X2 @ 2.6 Ghz
>
> It supports SSE2 and 3.
>
> On 4/23/07, Adam Maas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> What processors? Lightroom needs SSE2 to fly. Running without SSE2
>> su
I'd guess you have AMD processors. Intels (or the latest
generation of AMDs) work fine with Lightroom, but earlier
AMD chipsets lack one particular set of extended instructions.
Unfortunately, Lightroom makes heavy use of those instructions.
On Mon, Apr 23, 2007 at 08:57:25PM -0400, AlexG wrote
AlexG wrote:
> Personally, i think it really stinks on Windows. I have two processors
> and tons of ram, and it's slow.
Could you share what kind of processor configuration you are using -
Athlon / Intel etc?
Thanks -
MCC
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Athlon64 X2 @ 2.6 Ghz
It supports SSE2 and 3.
On 4/23/07, Adam Maas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> What processors? Lightroom needs SSE2 to fly. Running without SSE2
> support will result in dog-like performance from lightroom.
>
> It's quite reasonable in performance on my 1.8GHz Turion 64 laptop
I downloaded the trial today after reading Godfrey's response to my
editing query and installed it on the new laptop - 1.7GHz Celeron M with
1.5GB RAM. Runs nice and smooth so far. I haven't figured out exactly
what I'm doing with it, so batch processing may be another story entirely.
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Let us know how you find it.
Personally, i think it really stinks on Windows. I have two processors
and tons of ram, and it's slow.
On 4/23/07, Mark Roberts <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Well I just took the plunge and ordered myself a copy of Lightroom. Now
> we'll see how the learning cu
What processors? Lightroom needs SSE2 to fly. Running without SSE2
support will result in dog-like performance from lightroom.
It's quite reasonable in performance on my 1.8GHz Turion 64 laptop with
1GB RAM.
-Adam
AlexG wrote:
> Let us know how you find it.
>
> Personally, i think it really
Well I just took the plunge and ordered myself a copy of Lightroom. Now
we'll see how the learning curve goes...
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