Mollysnoot wrote:

 

You should be able to update your default setings for processing raw files so that it uses PV2010: this would mean you wouldn't then need to use a develop preset at all. Go to Develop and select a raw file that hasn't had anything done to it previously in the Develop module (so all setting are at their defaults). Then change the Process Version via the calibration tab, leaving all other settings alone. Finally, go to preferences and use the 'save default settings for cameras' option - make sure you uncheck the camera serial number and ISO options. Save that as a new default (you'll get a warning when doing so) and you should be good to go.

 

 

that´s another way... thought .... afaik it´s under the develop menu point, not preferences.

just in case you search in the wrong place:

dhphoto2012 wrote:

 

I still prefer to have the fill-light and other LR3 settings, you can get there in PV2012, but IMHO it is harder

depends.. i would not go back to 2010. 

-Agfaclack- wrote:

 

Mollysnoot wrote:

 

You should be able to update your default setings for processing raw files so that it uses PV2010: this would mean you wouldn't then need to use a develop preset at all. Go to Develop and select a raw file that hasn't had anything done to it previously in the Develop module (so all setting are at their defaults). Then change the Process Version via the calibration tab, leaving all other settings alone. Finally, go to preferences and use the 'save default settings for cameras' option - make sure you uncheck the camera serial number and ISO options. Save that as a new default (you'll get a warning when doing so) and you should be good to go.

 

 

 

that´s another way... thought .... afaik it´s under the develop menu point, not preferences.

 

just in case you search in the wrong place:

 

Good point. Not on my usual machine here (at work) so wasn't able to verify this - just seemed to recall it was under preferences, but I guess my memory let me down here!

M

dhphoto2012 wrote:

 

I still prefer to have the fill-light and other LR3 settings, you can get there in PV2012, but IMHO it is harder

That's why I created (and shared) Fill-Light like presets - it saves time.

dhphoto2012 wrote:

 

Lee Jay wrote:

 

dhphoto2012 wrote:

 

I still prefer to have the fill-light and other LR3 settings, you can get there in PV2012, but IMHO it is harder

 

That's why I created (and shared) Fill-Light like presets - it saves time.

 

Can you point me towards those please Lee?

http://forums.adobe.com/message/4254154#4254154

Mollysnoot wrote:

 

You should be able to update your default setings for processing raw files so that it uses PV2010: this would mean you wouldn't then need to use a develop preset at all. Go to Develop and select a raw file that hasn't had anything done to it previously in the Develop module (so all setting are at their defaults). Then change the Process Version via the calibration tab, leaving all other settings alone. Finally, go to preferences and use the 'save default settings for cameras' option - make sure you uncheck the camera serial number and ISO options. Save that as a new default (you'll get a warning when doing so) and you should be good to go.

 

Personally though, I'd stick with PV2012 as I think it's far superior once you get used to it, but each to their own.

 

M

Sorry for bringing this old one up. The thing is, this trick won't work! It seems that whenever I reset (or delete and re-import) my photos the crs:ProcessVersion="5.7" (where 5.7 is PV2010) line in  the Default_(whatever).xmp is simply ignored. They are  still processed as PV2012.