Thursday, 22 March 2018
When people hire a photographer, they usually don’t realize how much work goes into the editing process. If I spend eight hours shooting a wedding, it will often take me eighty hours to edit the photos. Loupedeck, a hardware device that assigns physical controls to almost all of Lightroom’s editing functions, is designed to significantly reduce that editing time. Unlike most competing devices that work with multiple apps, such as the modular Palette, the Loupedeck only works with Lightroom. It’s supremely niche, and $260 is a lot of money to pay for such an inflexible device. But it’s that extreme niche that…
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