Lightroom 4 Beta: Develop Module Advancements

This episode covers some of Lightroom 4 Beta's new features in the Develop Module and Basic Panel including major improvements to image processing.

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[Leo Pan]

As a Fashion Photographer,I hope LR4 will increase the tether shooting speed,now LR3 is too slow for us!

[Shoopdsa]

Awesome, but I think having the same sliders in the adjustment brush is going to be confusing. Wouldn't it make sense to have the background panel change color when you are in the adjustment brush so you know immediately that you are not in the "basic" adjustment mode. I think by color coding those brush backgrounds, it would make it much easier on the user to recognize which panel they are in. An option in the preferences to assign colors to the panels as you have for the user interface?

[gobeco]

Clear english spoken!!!!!

[gobeco]

Excellent teacher. Condensed & detailed info in 12 minutes!!!!!!!!!!!

[trevorpinnocky]

Awesome teacher. You should do a full series.

[mistletoe88]

how are the new shadows and whites sliders different from just using the tone curve in LR3??

[Hussain Khalaf]

hmmmm, it doesn't make sense when you increase the noise slider the noise decreased

it should be the other side

[devonmale69]

do this mean a new ACR then?

[sungyle]

I just discovered that all I need to do is to put the one picture I am working on in quick collection then go to quick collection after and ask it to go to collection.

[Jesse King]

Press Ctrl+Z (undo). The undo action also applies to changing the selected photo, so it should shoot you right back to where you were.

[WhiteErFox]

Thanks for sharing this.

I'm looking forward to try the beta, although not having the fill light option is going to get some used to if you do alot of studio work I think. (as shadows are sometimes more prominent there...)

Keep up the good work!