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When I still used it, I only ever opened the folder with the files I wanted to edit. I had folders based on dates YYYY.MM.DD - Eventname. No need for cli. I s
by Mashimo 2mo ago
When I still used it, I only ever opened the folder with the files I wanted to edit.
I had folders based on dates YYYY.MM.DD - Eventname. No need for cli.
I still do the same now for CaptureOne to be honest.
- Arainach 2mo agoThat's not library management, and it's not a replacement for Lightroom/C1. "If you give up on these features, it's a replacement" doesn't make it a replacement.
- Mashimo 2mo agoWell not if you use the library management, it's not no. People often use other software as replacement for establishes software, even though not every single feature is available. I still would say Firefox can be a chrome replacement.
- Arainach 2mo agoThere are many image editors. The primary appeal of something like Lightroom is image editing workflow - library management and editing combined. Being able to organize and move around your library is a core feature. My images are also stored in date-based folders, but C1/Lightroom allow me to very quickly move between folders and identify the file I want, search for files I've rated highly or tagged with keywords/colors, and more.
- Mashimo 2mo agoA believe you. But it's not like that for everyone. Every raw editor I ever used was strictly for editing a single project at a time.