New Products!
A few weeks ago we sold out of the RPG KEYS and I even shipped my personal set of keys to a client who needed to have their keys ASAP. I was stuck with no RPG KEY and I had 5 studio shoots and two weddings to edit. Basically I was stuck using Lightroom with no speed help from the RPG KEY.
After about an hour of editing using my mouse I got so upset at the lack of speed and how long it was taking me to edit the photos that I gave up. It was just not worth the pain!
I spent the rest of the day editing the RPG KEY code so that it could be driven by my normal PC keyboard. The result is two new product. Preset'ER and Edit'ER.
#1. The Preset'ER programs allows the user to activate a few basic functions of LR like the all important "paste last" feature and the next photo feature as well as redo/undo and color/BW toggle. But the staple of this mini program is that it lets the user activate 20 of their favorite presets quickly. Check out this little video to see if this less expensive alternative might work for you.
#2. The Edit'ER program allows the user to activate most of the features mentioned above but the presets have been exchanged for the Quick Develop settings. So the number pad on a PC keyboard can now make image editing changes in library and develop mode just like the RPG KEY system does. Check out this little video to see it in action.
Both of the programs above are less than $250.
Cheers
Tim
After about an hour of editing using my mouse I got so upset at the lack of speed and how long it was taking me to edit the photos that I gave up. It was just not worth the pain!
I spent the rest of the day editing the RPG KEY code so that it could be driven by my normal PC keyboard. The result is two new product. Preset'ER and Edit'ER.
#1. The Preset'ER programs allows the user to activate a few basic functions of LR like the all important "paste last" feature and the next photo feature as well as redo/undo and color/BW toggle. But the staple of this mini program is that it lets the user activate 20 of their favorite presets quickly. Check out this little video to see if this less expensive alternative might work for you.
#2. The Edit'ER program allows the user to activate most of the features mentioned above but the presets have been exchanged for the Quick Develop settings. So the number pad on a PC keyboard can now make image editing changes in library and develop mode just like the RPG KEY system does. Check out this little video to see it in action.
Both of the programs above are less than $250.
Cheers
Tim
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