As pilfered from The Lightroom Journal:
- Adobe’s Lightroom Evangelist, Julieanne Kost
- Adobe Evangelist, Terry White
- What’s New in Lightroom 5.0 Beta? – Victoria Bampton, the Lightroom Queen
- Holy Crop! Lightroom 5 – The Crop Enhancements – Rikk Flohr, Fleeting Glimpse
- PhotoshopCafe
- Lightroom 5 Resources Center at NAPP – National Association of Photoshop Professionals
- Tutorials from Laura Shoe
- Light Photographic Workshops blog & YouTube channel
- Pixiq
- Howard Pinsky, Iceflow Studios
- Gilles Theophile (in French)
- Lightroomworkshops.com.br– Henrique Ribas (in Brazilian Portuguese)
- CNET Hand’s on assessment by Lori Grunin
- Les nouveautés de Lightroom 5 – Sébastien Abric, FotoPassion (in French)
- Top 5 new Lightroom 5 Features – Fstoppers
- Lightroom Workshops with George Jardine
- Piet Van den Eynde (in Dutch)
- G+ hangout discussion on the new Radial Filter – Jan Kabili @ the Photoshop Show
- Photoshop Lightroom 5 Beta Preview – Chris Orwig @ Lynda.com
- Advanced Healing Brush Video Tutorial – TV Photoshop (in Brazilian Portuguese)
Morning John,
Installed beta 5. I looked at the promos and Terry White’s top 5 things he liked.
All went well, until I tried to take final process to photoshop CS6. The enhancements made in beta 5 did not transfer to PS6 and system then crashed numerous times. I deleted the beta untill further fixes are in place.
I do look forward to the final release
Ken in KY
[Lightroom PM Sharad Mangalick writes, “The reason why Lr5 Beta changes are not reflected in Photoshop CS6 is because Lr5 and Ps CS6 don’t share the same version of Adobe Camera Raw. To get around this using Lightroom 5 Beta, ensure that you are “editing a copy with Lightroom adjustments” when sending files from Lightroom to Photoshop using the “Edit IN” functionality. This will render a TIFF file with your Lightroom 5 beta adjustments and send that to Photoshop CS6.” –J.]
Maybe an spanish resource? 🙂 http://www.psduser.com/novedades-lightroom-5-beta/
In Lightroom 5 it would be nice to remotely send the photo shoot to a iPad.