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ACDSee completely SPANKS Bridge and Lightroom when it comes to the following.
1) Displaying thumbnails (whether new or old)
2) Displaying Metadata
3) Flipping through full size pictures
It’s worth mentioning that ACDSee builds thumbnails of all my JPGs and RAWs faster than I can scroll the window! Where as Bridge or LR simple sit there and present me with a spinning cursor for 5min. And then continue to be sluggish even AFTER thumbnail cache building!
Why? Bridge and LR are terribly slow in comparison. ACDSee is a mainstream consumer application, not a professional tool. Yet it is what I am forced to used. At least it lets me edit directly in to CS3 when I chose the EDIT function within it. Offers ICM profiling too. (thank god!)
Come on Adobe, FYFS! (Fix Yer F—— S—)
1) Displaying thumbnails (whether new or old)
2) Displaying Metadata
3) Flipping through full size pictures
It’s worth mentioning that ACDSee builds thumbnails of all my JPGs and RAWs faster than I can scroll the window! Where as Bridge or LR simple sit there and present me with a spinning cursor for 5min. And then continue to be sluggish even AFTER thumbnail cache building!
Why? Bridge and LR are terribly slow in comparison. ACDSee is a mainstream consumer application, not a professional tool. Yet it is what I am forced to used. At least it lets me edit directly in to CS3 when I chose the EDIT function within it. Offers ICM profiling too. (thank god!)
Come on Adobe, FYFS! (Fix Yer F—— S—)
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