- Create and open catalogs
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A catalog is how Lightroom tracks the location
of files and remembers information about them. A catalog is called
a library or library database in Lightroom
1.0. In Lightroom 1.1, the terminology has been updated and you
can easily create and open different catalogs in Lightroom 1.1 and
later.
- Import and export catalogs
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Export a group of selected photos as a new catalog or import
photos from another catalog into an existing catalog.
- Synchronize folders
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Synchronizing folders provides the option of adding files
that have been subsequently added to the folder but not imported
into the catalog, removing files that have been deleted, and scanning
for metadata updates. The photo files in the folder and all subfolders
can be synchronized. You can determine which folders, subfolders, and
files are imported.
- Enhanced DNG export settings
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DNG (digital negative) file creations now support the full
set of conversion options. You can specify the JPEG preview size,
select an image conversion method, specify a lossless compression,
and determine whether to embed the original camera raw file. Lightroom
lets you update the DNG preview on request.
- Additional metadata fields and presets
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The Metadata panel includes new options for large captions
and location. The panel also includes new options for e-mail, URLs,
and more. You can perform many actions, such as resolving metadata
conflicts and opening a folder, by clicking the buttons to the right
of the metadata fields.
- Hierarchical template folders
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Template panels now let you create additional folders with
parent-child relationships. For photographers with a growing number
of develop, print or web presets, this folder structure provides
additional options for organizing photos.
You can also store
presets with the catalog file for easy mobility.
- Painter tool
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In Lightroom 1.0, you apply keywords to multiple images in
Grid view by using the Keyword Stamper tool. In Lightroom 1.1, the
Painter tool replaces the Keyword Stamper tool. Not only can you
use the Painter tool to apply keywords to photos, you can also apply
labels, flags, ratings, develop settings, metadata, and rotation
settings. You can click photos or drag across them as if painting.
- Remove Red Eye and Remove Spot tool enhancements
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In Lightroom 1.1 , the Remove Red Eye tool has been improved
to make it easier to detect and remove red eye. The Remove Spot
tool has also been improved to make it easier to repair blemishes
in photos.
- New develop settings
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In the Develop module, noise reduction and sharpening tools
have been improved, and the Basic panel includes a new clarity control
for adding extra “punch” to your images.
- Additional camera raw formats
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Lightroom 1.1 and later add support for additional raw files
from Canon, Leaf, Phase One, Sony, and other digital camera manufacturers.
For a complete list of supported cameras and camera raw formats,
see www.adobe.com/go/learn_ps_cameraraw.
For information on additional changes, see the product readme file.
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Anita Dennis said on Aug 1, 2007 at 11:59 AM :