its part of the 'Photoshop Family'. Which means it's related to Photoshop in
the way that Michael Corleone is related to Vito Corleone.

Bob
> 
> Thanks John, good info.  So everyone keeps mentioning LightRoom here.
> Is this preferable to PhotoShop, or an orthogonal product altogether?
> 
> rg
> 
> 
> On Mon, Jun 14, 2010 at 1:59 PM, John Francis <[email protected]> wrote:
> >
> > The biggest drawback with laptops is the maximum memory
> configuration;
> > apart from that they are more than good enough for most purposes.
> >
> > My work machine (a Compaq 8710w) supposedly can support 4GB memory
> sticks,
> > so in theory can support 8GB of memory.  But 4GB memory sticks are
> hard to
> > find (and 32-bit Windows won't address more than 3GB anyway), so
> typical
> > notebooks (2 DIMM slots) can often have a limit of 4GB physical RAM.
> >
> > You should be able to find a Core 2 Duo processor (speed 2.2 - 2.5
> GHz)
> > and a dedicated graphics card (ATI or nVidia) and 500GB of had disk
> space
> > at a reasonable price; we paid roughly $700 for an HP with a 17"
> display
> > six months ago, and prices generally go down (just like camera
> bodies).
> > [We actually paid a little more than that, but that was to get a
> second
> > hard drive and Windows 7 64-bit Professional]
> >
> > The newer processors (i5, etc.) are even faster, but (of course) more
> > expensive.  I haven't found LR to be sluggish on my systems.  But the
> > memory size can be an issue, especially working with very large
> images
> > such as stitched panoramas; the I/O bandwidth from notebook drives is
> > not as good as you can get from a SCSI RAID array.
> >
> >
> >
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