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• Confused; automatic writing turns into xmp

  I don't know what settings to use for the parameter options of catalogue concerning the registration of changes in the xmp data or not. Kelby explains that he left the 'write automatically changes into xmp' uncontrolled because it takes additional processing time. Martin Evening says if you check then try to edit in photoshop, there need open in Camera RAW, Photoshop. I'm new to CS5 and recently had because I wanted to get items. He also says that the best option is to let the 'setting to develop the metadata in JPEG, TIFF, and PSD files include', because they may not look the same in other applications of the photo. This whole issue is confusing for me. Can anyone simplify it? I am a serious amateur and do not rely on one of my photos raw giving "customers".

  Thank you

  Jim

  Hi, Jim.

  Writing data to develop in the xmp files will not affect the way Lr & Ps work together. If you open an image in Lr in Ps using the command Ctrl + E I mentioned above, the image does not open in ACR. It opens as a copy in Ps, as you want. Whether you set your preferences to xmp it will even work.

  Peace,

  Lee

• automatic writing to disc option?

  Hello
  
  I was wondering, is there any sort of option in TimesTen who empty the changes to the database on the disk, as soon as possible? This option can be useful in case of breakdowns, say, if a server goes down or has a power failure, minimize the amount of lost changes, but at a cost in performance.

  TimesTen provides properties full ACIDS, that you can use, and DurableCommit is an attribute that you can set for your connection. but as you say, it is a significant performance cost. There is also a built-in procedure called ttDurableCommit which can be called from the application. Call this builtin empty the current transaction and all transactions already established in the disk transaction log buffer.

  Note that the transaction log manager has a newspaper background flush that empty continuous transaction on disk log data as fast as it can, so you don't really have to do the periodic durablecommit call you.

  For high availability, you can use 2-SAFE replication to ensure no data loss with any single point of failure. Using replication 2SAFE is actually faster than commit sustainable on every transaction.

  Using DurableCommit to guard against the loss of data due to power failure isn't a good use of the TimesTen.

  Susan

• How to remove the new AutoComplete entries?

  33 Firefox came with a new AutoComplete for forms. Unfortunately, I can't delete AutoComplete suggestions, once they have been preserved. It is a necessary feature for things like misspelled words, where you want to get rid of old (bad) semi-automatic writing, or where the user name has changed on a form, etc. With older versions, you could simply press DELETE key on AutoComplete highlighted suggestion and it would disappear, but this feature does not work with the new semi-automatic. The only solution I have found so far is to erase the browser for the last hour history 1, but which clears the good history as well as on the error.

  It seems that the formhistory.sqlite file is the problem

  Deleting the file restores original functionality

• Link to information from tables and display the 'best '.

  Hello! I'm totally new to this great software, and the truth is that I lost D:
   
  I try to explain in more detail what I have to do, I hope you can help me please it is urgent T_T

  I do 3 tables must be related to each other, that is to say a table where a username will be manually enter, another where you manually enter the user name and the third which will automatically enter power of each user (for automatic writing, I'll use random data). Each table will have a box number, for example:
   
  Table 1, box 1: Paul
  Table 2, box 1: door
  Table 3, box 1: 3.74
   
  Table 1, box 2: Miguel
  Table 2, box 2: Ramos
  Table 3, zone 2: 4.99
   
  Table 1, box 3: Maelle
  Table 2, area 3: Branco
  Table 3, case 3: 4.98
   
  I mean, I bind the box to one table with the other three. And because the program must compare the data in table 3 (power) and display the data of the user of best (which has the highest power). In this example, the program should appear:
   
  BEST USER:
  NAME: MIGUEL RAMOS
  POWER: 4.99

  (Is not slender record information when I close the program)

  I don't know if I ask you very much, I have a very clear idea in my head of what I have to do, but being a new software for my not know how to implement it.

  Thank you in advance for your quick response and help and ilustrative! xD

  Have you tried something with the basic understanding of your question check if this is what you need?

  -Still not clear what you mean by table? (In my opinion, the table is 2d array of values here, otherwise please let me know.)

  -C' is the reason why I asked you to show your code you did then it will be clearer.

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• Request catalog - Lightroom CC.

  Can't seem to find the answer, but maybe that I missed this.

  I shoot a number of client (portrait shoots) this year and put them in a collection where to get those to be supplied labour to those who remain and then export as high-resolution JPEG to provide to the customer.

  I now have many collections in my list of lightroom. I was wondering is there a way to export individual collections that include these changes made in Lightroom (I understand will be saved in the catalog), so that I can keep them on a separate external drive. It is mainly to free up space on the primary computer, but also allows me to keep a set of pictures of work for a specific period of time, and then something more to the collection I can bring back into Lightroom from the external hard drive.

  Hope this makes sense and I can explain it more detail if necessary.

  Thank you very much

  I think you miss how the LR catalog, and exactly what.

  The LR catalog file is just a file of database where your images are drawn in from where the images are actually stored on the hard drives connected to your system or your local area network (LAN).

  If you want to move images of your internal drive to an external drive it have no reason to export from LR and then delete them from the LR catalog file. You can simply move the external drive from within LR or using your manager program files and then reconnect them in the LR catalog.

  LR never changes the actual image file that you have edited. It stores the changes that you make in the LR catalog or if the option is checked, changes in automatic writing to XMP, it also creates an XMP file that stores also changes.

  Only when you export an image, change burn in to this file exported.

• When an image is in several catalogs and I make a change to it in a cat it is not recognized by other

  Now that I'm on a Mac, it seems that when an image is in several catalogs and I make a change to it in a cat it is not recognized by the other.  Everything was stored in an attached file on the PC. The Mac version does not seem to do that. Is there a work around for this? Last thing I want to do, is work on an image in LR and find all of this work is to specific catalog.

  Check the option in the settings dialog box of the LR catalog for "automatic writing changes to XMP. This way all of your actual changes are written in an XMP Sidecar file and can be read by other catalogs, you could use.

  But ultimately you do yourself a favor by using more than one catalog. The whole point behind LR is to have all the images in one catalog on your main computer. Of course, it is find to use one second, another catalog on another computer, such as a laptop, you take on the twigs and then merge this another catalog in your main catalog when you return from the shoot.

  Import of catalog "Julieanne Kost's Blog

  Export a catalog | Adobe Photoshop Lightroom CC tutorials

  And the series by Julieanne Kost.

  Julieanne Kost, Director Digital Imaging Evangelist, Adobe Systems, Inc.

• Lightroom 2015 slow CC on a quick but powerful PC on Macbook

  Please someone tell me what I am doing wrong or, Adobe, please recognize some of your product just suck in windows environment.

  I have two machines (see specifications below): a powerful PC (built last year) and a Macbook Pro of the retina (bought in 2012).

  I have two machine, Lightroom CC 2015.

  Lightroom works like a charm on my Macbook Pro, but slow on my PC... WHY?

  TECHNICAL DATA:

  PC:

  -Flash drives: 2 x 850 PRO 1 TB SATA 6.0 SSD Samsung

  -CPU: 2 x Intel Xeon E5-2630 v2 2.6GHz LGA2011 6-Core CPU of 15 MB

  -64 GB memory: Crucial 2 x 32 GB memory DDR3 (2 x 16GB) registered

  -Cooling system: 2 x Corsair Hydro Series H80i Intel/AMD High Performance Liquid CPU Cooler

  -Graphics card: 1 x PNY NVIDIA Quadro K4200 4 GB of DDR5 video card memory

  -OS: Windows 10 (had windows 7 and had the same problem)

  MacBook Pro retina:

  -CPU: 2.7 GHz Intel Core i7

  -16 GB 1600 MHz DDR3 memory

  -Graphics card: NVIDIA GeForce GT 650 M 1024 MB

  -Flash drives: 750 GB drive flash memory

  -OS: El Capitan 10.11.4

  AlexClaudePhotography wrote:

  Please someone tell me what I am doing wrong or, Adobe, please recognize some of your product just suck in windows environment.

  For every person who complains that Lightroom is much slower on their windows machine, you can find a person who complains that Lightroom is much slower on their Mac and their PC. It's really hard to understand. As I said, sometimes have enabled graphic acceleration slows down really Lightroom, but in recent versions of Lightroom, which really improved to the point now I turned it on my machines and it feels certainly faster that turned it off. I have an older retina THAT MBP like you and it's pretty amazing to see how it holds up even against several with more modern machines. That said, this monster machine should be much faster operating properly said. It could be that Lightroom 12 - core CPU running might actually be faster than using the GPU. If it's windows or Mac OS should really make very little difference. If you have a persistent slow, there are a few things to try to test. One is to reset your Lightroom preferences. People have reported slowdowns on machines which have been updated several times to more recent versions of Lightroom, where sometimes a strange preference file corruption can cause very slow Lightroom behaviors. This is done by restarting Lightroom and now the shift and ALT. You should get a dialog like this one: these http://lightroomkillertips.com/something-acting-weird-try-resetting-lightroom-ccs-preferen /

  Other causes of Lightroom slow behavior specific to your case may be a hyperactive anti-virus software that renumerisations your file catalog each time you make a change, having always executed on Lightroom, review 1:1 in the background, face recognition automatic writing .xmp and several other causes of construction. It would be wise to investigate some of them.

• Transition to the new laptop computer lost all the previous laptop changes

  Hello

  I just got a new laptop and have connected my hard drive to start using Lightroom, but when I load it into lightroom there is no retouching, sides etc it's just the raw file?

  can I transfer through the changes in the old laptop?

  I used Lightroom Cc on the old laptop so

  see you soon

  You must copy your catalog file original from your old computer to the new computer and use it. By default, LR stores all changes in catalog file. So if you copy the file from the old computer to the new computer catalog and you started a new catalog on the new computer any changes that you made on the old computer are lost.

  Around this is to check the option in the settings of the catalog to the changes of automatic writing to XMP. With this option checked LR creates an XMP file for 99% of the RAW images or writes the changes to a specific place in the file of the actual image for DNG, JPG, TIF and PSD files.

  But now turning on this option will not help. You need your original catalog from the old computer. Or go back to the old computer with the external hard drive connected and turn on this option.

• E operator and horizontal scaling?

  I'll try to find an example of a PDF with horizontal scaling in one of it is the Tm.

  The other thing, I want to find is a pdf file with an operator used in Th.

  I think that I can't find anything on it it's because Th operator is used to create pdf files from scratch rather than the automatic writing of a pdf document from any file (using Adobe writer).

  My understanding is that if I have a Tm like that.   12 10 20 36 0 99

  and I have an operator of text fonts showing this:

  / F2 1

  the horizontal scale would then 20 x 1 = 20.

  But if that's the case then why a pdf file will contain an operator of Th.  Maybe they do not.  I have yet to find an example of one?

  Also, the my assumptions are correct on the horizontal scale above?

  My colleague and I try it worked, so we can incorporate this into our analysis tool pdf we write used in our workplace?

  An' th' is not an operator but a state parameter, which is initially set to 100. If a Tz operand is called, it will simply change the value of Th (level100).

  So you will never find a PDF document that uses a 'Th' operator because it is not defined (see "appendix table A.1: PDF content stream operators ' in the format PDF 32000-1: 2008).

• script co-ordinated of the annotation

  Am trying to find the coordinates of an annotation so I can create a script to automatic writing. I've been using this tutorial from adobe: http://acrobatusers.com/tutorials/2008/07/auto_redaction_with_javascript

  When I run this part of the script (copied directly from the tutorial) to find the coordinates of the annotation I get several different errors each time I run it.

  RCT = getAnnots (this.pageNum) var [0] .rect;

  var left = rct [0];

  var right = rct [2];

  Top Var = rct [3];

  BOT var = rct [1];

  QD = [[left, top, right, up, left, bot, right, bot]]

  qd.toSource ();

  I'm not very versed in JavaScript if any help would be great.

  (Also if anyone knows of any existing scripts for the automatic redaction that would be too good)

  Thank you

  'undefined' is an indication that the script actually finished without error...

• Lightroom 3 - save metadata to file?

  I wonder when, and if, it is necessary to register the metadata in the file?  I copy the RAW images of the card from camera to the DNG data type.  I deleted once accidentally a picture edited with unsaved metadata.   I discovered the image I re-imported from my trash was the original image without the updates that I applied.  I guess that if I had saved the metadata of the image, changes were brought back.  Other that lose changes and other metadata when you accidentally delete a picture, is there other reasons I have to save the metadata in the file?

  In a related question, is the original image without metadata available in any other software, except Lightroom if the metadata has been recorded in the file of the image?

  It is a secondary backup, a convenience. I do use DNG and rely primarily on my backups of the catalog, but I also have the automatic writing of metadata on. It is not slow things down, and my backup target these copies of the DNG work (I have other blank copies so there's little interest).

  John

• Blue cast on CR2 to DNG conversion

  I wonder if someone can explain why CR2 files from a Canon 1 d Mark II room a blue hard expressed during the conversion to DNG using the standalone Adobe DNG converter 5.5.0.97 or Lightroom 2.5 version. (see examples below).

  Here's the test I did: I first turned a JPEG image of a grey X-Rite card using the White Balance automatic and then used to define a custom in my 1 d Mark II white balance.  I then repeated the same test using a RAW file and in both cases, the functions of the device as expected.  However, when I converted the CR2 files to DNG, they took on a strong bluish cast.

  For comparison, I then did the same test using a Canon 5 d and these CR2 files do not show the bluish cast when converting to DNG.

  Here is a picture of the thumbnails as they appear in BreezeBrowser Pro (activated miniature color management).  They look the same too in Adobe Bridge.  The first six thumbnails are the Canon 1 d Mark II and the second six of the Canon 5 d.

  Thanks for any help.

  The only thing wrong with your DNG is that the built-in preview was created with WB set to something like tungsten, while DNG Metadata settings say As Shot for the World Bank.  How he got that way, you have to understand that.  I say this because both LR and Br show a brief blue Flash when the image is initially imported, then corrects it to the shooting as BM.  This means that the preview is bad, but the settings are ok.

  I'm going to guess you had the DNG open in LR and clicked or synchronized to something like the tungsten to another image and created the DNG with the preview, and then corrected the WB in LR and then put up-to-date metadata DNG without updating the preview - can - be with automatic writing active XMP.

  I suggest to remove the CR2 (and any associate DNG) library, removing any XMP and start by importing the CR2 with parameters As Shot and convert to DNG directoy W / in LR and see if you can make it happen, once again.  If understand you it, then tell us.  If you are unable to understand, so don't worry.  The CR2 and the DNG are ok and you can use them to create your color profile with the Passport software which does not take into account changes that you make to the DNG in any case.  Try with the software of my passport shows a non-bleu DNG with the green rectangles on the different places, so the DNG, itself, is very much, just preview is bad.

• Synchronization of Lightroom with Bridge changes

  I'm having a problem with synchronization between Lightroom 2.4 and the bridge (using Photoshop CS4, Camera Raw version 5.3.0.21).
  I lighroom preferences defined as follows: unsaved metadata are checked for the icons of the cell in the grid view and automatically writing turns into metadata is selected in the catalog settings. In addition the Camera Raw settings are set to save image settings in sidecar xmp files.
  Here's the problem:
  If I make a change in Lightroom, the changes are automatically reflected in Bridge. However, if I may make a change to the bridge (Camera Raw) changes are not recognized in Lightroom. In fact, the up arrow on the Lighroom cell which indicates that the metadata was changed externally does not appear automatically. Is there a required refresh? How can I tell that a file has been modified outside? If I make a change in the file in question and then undo the Update icon change appears! but it is a strange way to know that the file has been changed. Any suggestions? much would appreciate your comments.
  Thank you.

  If I make a change in Lightroom, the changes are automatically reflected in Bridge. However, if I may make a change to the bridge (Camera Raw) changes are not recognized in Lightroom. In fact, the up arrow on the Lighroom cell which indicates that the metadata was changed externally does not appear automatically. Is there a required refresh? How can I tell that a file has been modified outside? If I make a change in the file in question and then undo the Update icon change appears! but it is a strange way to know that the file has been changed.

  Lightroom is not continuously monitor what is happening outside the catalog and the method it uses to check periodically for external changes is a bit slow. The best way to ensure that catalogue Lr faithfully all externally applied changes to the metadata that has been applied to an image is to use the command to synchronize the folder. This command analyzes the file looking for external changes and new images. You then have the option to read the changes and returns to the Lightroom Catalog.

  

  BTW: upgrade of Camera Raw 5.4