PMFJI, but I have begun using LR in earnest (for various reasons), and a
previous note you wrote on this subject with a fuller description of
what is actually happening in LR was the inspiration for me to integrate
LR into my workflow, which uses Fast Stone as the viewer and file
organizer. I have been meaning to thank you, Piers!
My main problem at the moment is that this is with LR-2. I have tried
to get something of the same flow with LR-4 beta in the remaining days
it is available to me, and I can't quite tame the beast. On the other
hand, LR-2 does everything I need already.
So, thanks Piers!
Joel W.
On Sat, Mar 24, 2012, at 02:34 PM, Piers Hemy wrote:
> Eh? If you have neither desire nor need, you don't have to use anything
> else - Lightroom is perfectly happy for you to "add" your images to its
> catalog(ue) *in their existing locations*. You do not have to "move"
> them,
> you don't even have to "copy" them, nor "copy as DNG" although you can do
> any of those if you choose.
>
> If I didn't know you better I might suggest that you are confusing a
> directory listing with a file allocation table!
>
> Piers
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