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exporting 40 files takes 20 minutes more files even hours This slows down my workflow I am working with a mac studio 64 GB picture files on a DAS Raid 5 export to another DAS Raid 5 catalog on the same DAS as the files

What problem do you see this solving? No support for Windows ARM devices, specially for Microsoft SQ powered ones. When was the last time you were affected by this lack of functionality, or specific tool? When I was interested in buying a Microsof...

The approximate hue of human skin is roughly 22 degrees in AdobeRGB. As it is a real world color, the hue varies with the soft proof color profile. In ProPhoto, for example, the hue is roughly 31 degrees, in sRGB it is 20. High saturation and brig...

Possibility to transfer photo adjustments to the cloud so that I can start editing on an external drive while sitting with my tablet, and then, by connecting it to my computer, I can finish processing without having to bother with exporting, etc.,...

I am a portrait photographer and when shooting high-volume, I need the ability for my assistant, on another laptop or iPad to review the images with the clients while I keep shooting. MOST IMPORTANTLY, It helps a lot if my assistant can bring up t...

When I use the skin tone tool to pick up a color, it used to display in HSB, but now it displays in HSL. I want to change it back.

My workspace has my tools where I want them.When I drag a Tool out of the Tools area onto the image area, I have to drag it back manaully which is clunky, fiddly and difficult on a laptop or hires screen How about a right click option to return th...

I work on images on my laptop during my travels. Sometimes I work them on my iPad. At home, I work on them using a desktop with a large screen. I would like to have all the images (in catalogs and sessions) available to edit on any device, and con...

Occasionally I'll have images that I should have shot in aperture priority to get a nice bokeh. Of course there's no going back. Could an option to 'convert' the background AI mask to several levels of bokeh - or 'softening/blurring' of the existi...