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Thread started 08 Feb 2007 (Thursday) 13:31
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POLL: "What is better for fast work flow?"
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Feb 09, 2007 09:26 |  #16

I voted LR because it doesn't seem to get bogged down on my 1GB 1.5 Mhz Pentium M laptop when processing large batches. Beta 4.1 was very usable, whereas Bridge (CS2 and CS3) would eat up memory and get to the point where the system became unusable. The CS3 Bridge Beta Patch helped somewhat with the memory leak, but LR is still faster and more scalable.

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