Hello everyone,
I wasn't sure where to turn for help, but hoping someone here could give me some ideas.
Basically I have 2,000+ photos scanned at 1200dpi from a client that wants me to keep it at this resolution. These were just going to be some quick edits in lightroom, but the problem is, even in Lightroom alone, it slows down my computer when I'm trying to work on them.
I wouldn't mind so much, but then I was thinking, this time waiting for it load and process across 2,000+ photos could add up.
So I was wondering, is there any way to speed up lightroom for this, or maybe somehow tell it to work on a smaller version and then apply it to the bigger version when I'm done?
I'm using lightroom 4 but if there is something in Lightroom 5 beta, I'll use that.
Thanks!
I wasn't sure where to turn for help, but hoping someone here could give me some ideas.
Basically I have 2,000+ photos scanned at 1200dpi from a client that wants me to keep it at this resolution. These were just going to be some quick edits in lightroom, but the problem is, even in Lightroom alone, it slows down my computer when I'm trying to work on them.
I wouldn't mind so much, but then I was thinking, this time waiting for it load and process across 2,000+ photos could add up.
So I was wondering, is there any way to speed up lightroom for this, or maybe somehow tell it to work on a smaller version and then apply it to the bigger version when I'm done?
I'm using lightroom 4 but if there is something in Lightroom 5 beta, I'll use that.
Thanks!
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