Photoshop Lightroom 1 for £99

:shrug: I don't get you - the link works & the deal is in Calumet's latest promotional email so should be valid. :thinking:
 
works fine for me

Adobe Photoshop Lightroom Software
Calumet # 650-949Y
Mfg. Part # ADB19250011
Ships Same Day
£99.00 Sale Price—You save £76.52
 
link fine here
 
it also looks like buying this plus a Lightroom 2 upgrade works out cheaper than buying a full Lightroom 2.
 
Link works for me also :)

For someone who already has photoshop, is it worth getting lightroom, does it really speed up your workflow?
 
Jimmy_Lemon said:
Shame your reply was quite so arsey as the link works fine for me too.
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Sorry I didn't mean it to sound quite so arsey.

This is what I get when I click the link?
Error Report

An error occurred while processing your request. The request was:

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If this problem persists and you wish to contact a representative, please email website@calumetphoto.com and describe what you were doing when this error occurred. Thank you very much.
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Sorry for any offence caused :'(
 
I believe that LR1 will only support cameras with a release date up to maybe around a year ago. For example, I believe it's true that LR1 cannot process files from the Canon 50D, 5D2 and newer. I imagine the same might be true of newer cameras from other brands as well.
 
tdodd said:
I believe that LR1 will only support cameras with a release date up to maybe around a year ago. For example, I believe it's true that LR1 cannot process files from the Canon 50D, 5D2 and newer. I imagine the same might be true of newer cameras from other brands as well.
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Mine wouldn't work with the 450d until I updated it. But the update is easily available.
 
"How to use newer cameras with Photoshop Lightroom
If you use a newer camera that is not supported by Photoshop Lightroom, and the camera is supported by a newer version of the Photoshop Camera Raw plug-in, you can convert the file to a DNG (Digital Negative) file by using the free Adobe DNG Converter."
 
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