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Uh, no..the Shake Reduction filter is a Photoshop CC thingie and is not in ACR 8.x. So, it won't be in LR5 either.

Hi Jeff,

I see, thanks for explaining.

So Paul was probably referring to the improved Smart sharpen functionality. It seems to be a bit more adaptive to the image features. I don't know if also the deconvolution part of it has changed under the hood. I've sofar found FocusMagic to be significantly more effective.

Cheers,
Bart

There's an awful lot of fundamentals that other products do just as well.

Like what? Exactly what would a college or university choose to teach instead of Photoshop? I'm actually curious.

Lovely study in pastels.

Tony Jay

Other alternatives like what? GIMP?

Don't be so silly as suggesting digital imaging is either Photoshop CC or The Gimp.

There's an awful lot of fundamentals that other products do just as well.

Impressive!
Lovely setting and wonderful composition.

Tony Jay

[I will presume approval is consent]

This is likely not what you were looking for, but as you say, it was convenient.

P.S.  I will presume approval is consent and that her left check is the right one. [See the fallowing]

No, approval of a change of look  is approval of an idea of how something might look; it is NOT approval of copying a work, especially one that carries an effing big COPYRIGHT declaration.

Please remove your infringement of my copyright.


Rob C

Another possibility to work round the, sometimes curious, chart creation methods of i1P it to define the patches and save them in i1P, then use Colorport to build the target page. CP seems rather more predictable in how it builds pages. You may also have to use CP to measure the custom chart, but you can then use any measurements in i1P, not quite such an elegant workflow, but easy enough.

Nice light and composition/depth.

Just wonderful.

I like it has it is. Good rendition of open sky theme. It reminded me of "Grapes of wrath".