Price to Upgrade to LR 2.0

[francois]

Do you mind explaining what that means?  if somebody tells me that I'm going to get 64 bit support I might say I don't need my bits in a support...  But such a bad joke would demean the quality of the discussion. More seriously, I understand 8, 16, 32 and 64 bit OS. More bits means more instructions per CPU cycle, means more work accomplished in a given amount of time.  But what does this mean to me as a photographer in post-production?
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64 bit means that LR will be able to use more than 4GB of memory. This should give you better perfomance when you're dealing with large images.

[neil snape]

Hi
I was hoping for tethered from this new version but no mention of it.
Denis
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Yes as it stands I have to go through the BS with DPP+EOS utility where you have to use a bug work around just to launch Canon's worthless software.
I would also like to have CMYK conversions towards the LR catalogue as I still have some legacy magazine files that I need to be catalogued in LR too.

[free1000]

64 bit means that LR will be able to use more than 4GB of memory. This should give you better perfomance when you're dealing with large images.
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Lets hope they are smart with the database underlying LR and that it will also benefit from 64 bit support as the search capability is a bit of an achilles heel once you get decently large collections.