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Another model from the same shoot with the Adobe Lightroom Adventure team here in Iceland.

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ShutterSam said...: Nice shot. How do you like Lightroom?
I am still trying to make up my mind. It will be interesting to see if they use the Raw Shooter technology they just aquired.; 1:51 PM
Joi said...: Hi and thank you.

I really like Lightroom - the interface and the results are just first class. I use Windows and Lightroom hasn't been optimized speed wise so patience is a virtue when working on large number of pictures. I have no doubt that Lightroom will be excellent application (it is really, really good now) which I will use in all areas of my workflow (along with IView maybe).

Regards,
Johann; 2:00 PM