If it stays...

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• 12. April 2005 23:41

If the unlimited processing queue stays in C1 LE (assuming it's not an artifact of the \"RC\" itself), then I humbly bow to the entire Phase One crew, \"Hail o' great Phase One, makers of my happiness!\"

I cannot tell you how absolutely happy it makes this LE user. Thank you. Thank you.

The batch queue limit was making me have to look at other alternatives (please forgive me o' great \"Bringer of Light\", Phase One) and my side by side image comparisons just weren't panning out. I'm pretty convinced Phase One is the best product out there for conversions.

Thank you. It is much appreciated and it looks like a great step forward in general (the DSLR noise reduction for instance on the White Balance tab is perfect!). Gracias. Merci!

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  michelle11

  • 13. April 2005 13:12

  In version 3.7 there will not limit to the batch processing. This is not a bug in the Release candidate. This is a feature. Please see the LE release not at the following link.

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  Permanently deleted user

  • 13. April 2005 14:44

  Actually, my message was based in part on the release notes. The question I had, which you have answered (thank you), was the note itself just for the \"RC\" release. The answer is cleary \"no\" (ie: the LE unlimited batch is permanent) so, yay!
  
  Thank you for the response and Phase One for the change! It's really awesome.
  
  Incidentally, I never suspected a bug, I just wondered perhaps you had opened it up just for the RC version of LE for testing purposes. The answer is it's permanent and I'm very happy. Really the topic was as much to make sure it was staying as to say, \"Thank you Phase One!\"

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  Lew1

  • 13. April 2005 15:28

  Let me add my applause regarding the decision to remove the batch limit from LE.
  
  C1 is the easiest to use of all the RAW processing packages due to its extensive hotkey support. I can do the majority of my image processing with minimal use of the mouse; this means speed, as in I can go through a set of images MUCH faster and with less hassle.
  
  But the batch limit has been a thorn in my side and the thought of having to pay a bunch of money for an upgrade to remove an artificial limitation was distasteful. Further, upgrading to SE or Pro would have meant far more expensive future major version upgrades; all for no additional functions.
  
  This has actually has had the effect of my recommending folks look at different solutions other than C1, and I had begin looking at other solutions as well. This single change makes the difference with my staying with C1 vs. ranging elsewhere.
  
  It is very heartening to see that Phase One listened to their users.
  
  Thank you!
  
  -- Lew

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  sddeam

  • 14. April 2005 01:36

  Thank you, thank you, thank you! You have kept another customer!
  
  I typically shoot over 100 shots with identical lighting. With C1's wonderful workflow I can white balance and exposure correct all of them very quickly. It was a real pain to have to wait until 20 were processed then add another set of 20, and so on.
  
  I too thought it was a bogus, shareware-style, restriction and was reluctantly considering going back to using a competitor's product (which I own too) due to that single issue.

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  FlemmingHandberg

  • 17. April 2005 17:56

  Thank you all for the posts, we appreciate your support.

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