Comments on: Tutorial: Boosting Lightroom Performance http://lightroomers.com/boosting-lightroom-performance/748/ Lightroom tutorials, tips and training for Lightroomers! Sun, 07 Mar 2010 16:06:21 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: Christian L http://lightroomers.com/boosting-lightroom-performance/748/comment-page-1/#comment-1301 Christian L Tue, 19 Jan 2010 22:26:28 +0000 http://lightroomers.com/?p=748#comment-1301 The greatest performance increase I have experienced was after getting an SSD. I now have a 160GB SSD as the system drive, LR catalog+previews, and a 640GB HDD for the image library. Details here: http://automagisk.no/blog/2010/01/11/macbook-with-two-drives-160gb-ssd-640gb-hdd/ The greatest performance increase I have experienced was after getting an SSD. I now have a 160GB SSD as the system drive, LR catalog+previews, and a 640GB HDD for the image library. Details here: http://automagisk.no/blog/2010/01/11/macbook-with-two-drives-160gb-ssd-640gb-hdd/

]]> By: Rob http://lightroomers.com/boosting-lightroom-performance/748/comment-page-1/#comment-1300 Rob Tue, 19 Jan 2010 14:46:45 +0000 http://lightroomers.com/?p=748#comment-1300 No, there isn't any setting. I wonder if she is using a graphical ID plate and just adds it after she creates the new catalog? Could she have an empty catalog file that contains the custom ID plate and then just creates a copy of that to start a new catalog? The ID plate is stored in the actual catalog, so when a new catalog is created via File > New Catalog or export there is no custom ID plate included. No, there isn’t any setting. I wonder if she is using a graphical ID plate and just adds it after she creates the new catalog? Could she have an empty catalog file that contains the custom ID plate and then just creates a copy of that to start a new catalog? The ID plate is stored in the actual catalog, so when a new catalog is created via File > New Catalog or export there is no custom ID plate included.

]]> By: reubengoh http://lightroomers.com/boosting-lightroom-performance/748/comment-page-1/#comment-1291 reubengoh Sat, 09 Jan 2010 21:33:45 +0000 http://lightroomers.com/?p=748#comment-1291 Hey, i searched identity plate on your site and this is the only post that i got. and it didn't really answered my question. So this is off-topic for performance in lightroom. here goes... i noticed that in my friend's lightroom, every time she starts a new catalog her identity plate remains the same customized one. When i tried it with mine, it doesn't do it. So i was wondering is there a default file that lightroom uses to start and new catalog and by changing the default settings in that, the ID plate for every new catalog will also change...? Reuben PS: I wished i had 20 GB free on my harddisk for faster performance. But 1:1 rendering sure helps loads! Hey, i searched identity plate on your site and this is the only post that i got. and it didn’t really answered my question.

So this is off-topic for performance in lightroom. here goes… i noticed that in my friend’s lightroom, every time she starts a new catalog her identity plate remains the same customized one. When i tried it with mine, it doesn’t do it.

So i was wondering is there a default file that lightroom uses to start and new catalog and by changing the default settings in that, the ID plate for every new catalog will also change…?

Reuben
PS: I wished i had 20 GB free on my harddisk for faster performance. But 1:1 rendering sure helps loads!

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