ADOBE LIGHTROOM - WISHLIST

Drag and drop moving of files between folders.

BoySpot wrote in post #3048476
Drag and drop moving of files between folders.

It won't ever have that will it, as it only references folders AFAIU not actually changing them???

arg245 wrote in post #3047297
Despite all the hoopla and everyone going gaga for Lightroom, it still needs some work. It is a very nice app, but far from finished (then again is any software ever finished?). Hopefully Adobe will provide some "fixes for some of the issues mentioned, without users having to upgrade for some of the things mentioned above.

As for me, DPP continues to give me the colors I like, despite its many drawbacks, and without asmuch tweaking as I've had to do in Lightroom.

Still, I do covet that "recovery" tool in Lightroom .

I agree, it has some work to do.
dot version upgrades, (1.1, 1.2, etc) usually do get provided to users without extra charge, and generally Adobe release new full version, what, every 2-3 years right? But I felt it is on the right track, at least, and that recovery tool is GREAT considering how poor a job DPP does in that regard. I didn't want to realize 6 months from now that they addressed the major issues and I'd missed out getting it at a good price (only a couple more weeks and price jumps from $199 to $299!)

My hope is that whenever version 2 comes out, that we get upgrade pricing... but that's so far down the road, I'm not even worried about that yet... we have yet to see what add-on modules developers will come out with, and I'm hoping a few enterprising individuals even offer some for free! Maybe even a module to drag and drop files between folders!!! Who knows?

BoySpot wrote in post #3048476
Drag and drop moving of files between folders.

It has this!

I wish it had better sharpening so I wouldn't have to export to PS and then finish off from there.

You can move files by highlighting them and then right clicking on the folder where you want them to go. Can't drag stuff from my experiments. If you can, please let me know.

BoySpot wrote in post #3050342
You can move files by highlighting them and then right clicking on the folder where you want them to go. Can't drag stuff from my experiments. If you can, please let me know.

Yes you can. In the Library module make sure you have the Folders panel expanded. Then in grid mode highlight your files that you wish to move. Drag them to the folder that you would like them moved to. Voilà. It is that easy.

export slideshow to other mediums besides PDF
Ability to choose individual songs, add transition effects

stack presets for develop module

multiple print sizes on one sheet

an assistant to key word all my old photos

easier integration with multiple computers/libraries

full image processor options (actions especially) for export dialog

In2Photos wrote in post #3050469
Yes you can. In the Library module make sure you have the Folders panel expanded. Then in grid mode highlight your files that you wish to move. Drag them to the folder that you would like them moved to. Voilà. It is that easy.

That's just the folders you've imported from previously, isn't it? (unless I'm missing something here.) Are you able to drag-and-drop to ANY folder on your hard-disk?

davidcrebelxt wrote in post #3050903
That's just the folders you've imported from previously, isn't it? (unless I'm missing something here.) Are you able to drag-and-drop to ANY folder on your hard-disk?

you could make a new folder on the hard drive and move them to it without importing any photos to it, but how often do you move folders around on your hard drive? developing a consistent system is key

davidcrebelxt wrote in post #3050903
That's just the folders you've imported from previously, isn't it? (unless I'm missing something here.) Are you able to drag-and-drop to ANY folder on your hard-disk?

Well no, not ANY folder. They do have to be folders imported into LR.

Show all files in folder, ie RAW+JPEG.
Auto stack based on filename minus extension.
Edit in photoshop without creating the file (work like ARC).
Auto scan folders for added/removed files.

Stack across folder boundaries!

gflatt wrote in post #3050975
...Auto scan folders for added/removed files.

It knows removed files. The folder will appear in red if the files have been moved/removed/deleted.

I know that it will tell you the files are missing, but I think it checks only on startup. Now you can manually tell it to check as well. I'd like to configure lightroom to auto add/remove images from the database, if the file is gone just remove it.