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Here’s a thought: A program that’s universally accepted by so many as a tool to handle an entire flow of work, is thus a tool that needs to be understood as part of many photographer’s lifestyle. He said, “In making these changes without a broader dialog I’ve failed the original core values of the product and the team.” This sounds like a dude sincerely listening to Lightroom users. Tom referred to the open dialog Adobe had with the photography community when Lightroom was created. However, I think the answer was hinted to in Tom Hogarty’s apology. I suspect it’s complicated to create a tool that’s advanced enough for the pros, but easy enough for beginners. The trick of course is for Adobe to pull this off while maintaining all the important features that loyal and more savvy users have grown to love. Adobe wanted to make Lightroom easier to beginners to engage–or for the not so computer savvy user. It seems as though the goal of the new import dialog was a good one. I believe programs must evolve, and if we photographers are stuck with the idea of don’t mess with my Lightroom, Adobe will lose it’s competitive edge. Yes, bugs happen and bugs can be fixed, but the change in the Import dialog was, well, not cool! Usually, I welcome changes, even drastic ones like the recent one, if they make sense.
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Not good! I was honestly surprised by the change because such big UI changes almost never happen with dot releases and are typically reserved for full version releases like Lightroom 7. I have a book due to come out on Lightroom called Creative Workflow In Lightroom that’s just weeks away, and this UI change makes much of my book outdated and obsolete before the first copy was due to be sold. But in the spirit of full disclosure, part of my frustration was a tad selfish. Unfortunately, the apology didn’t quell all the frustrations-including some personal frustrations. I think it’s safe to say that such a backlash, and such a response is unprecedented for Lightroom. Tom Hogarty and the Lightroom Management Team The team will continue to work hard to earn your trust back in subsequent releases and I look forward to reigniting the type of dialog we started in 2006. In making these changes without a broader dialog I’ve failed the original core values of the product and the team. Lightroom was created in 2006 via a 14 month public beta in a dialog with the photography community. These changes were not communicated properly or openly before launch. At the same time we removed some of our very low usage features to further reduce complexity and improve quality. We made decisions on sensible defaults and placed many of the controls behind a settings panel. It’s a step that every customer must successfully take in order to use the product and overwhelming customers with every option in a single screen was not a tenable path forward.
Our customers, educators and research team have been clear on this topic: The import experience in Lightroom is daunting. The simplification of the import experience was also handled poorly.
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The bug has been fixed and today’s update addresses the stability of Lightroom 6. The scope of that bug was unclear and we made the incorrect decision to ship with the bug while we continued to search for a reproducible case (Reproducible cases are essential for allowing an engineer to solve a problem). In our efforts to simplify the import experience we introduced instability that resulted in a significant crashing bug. The team cares passionately about our product and our customers and we failed on multiple fronts with this release. I’d like to personally apologize for the quality of the Lightroom 6.2 release we shipped on Monday. In fact, there were so many problems, Adobe very quickly issued Lightroom 6.2.1 to fix the crashing and bug issues, along with a public apology issued by Tom Hogarty. It was fraught with issues of crashing and bugs and many users and educators were shocked to see a total overhaul of the Import dialog’s user interface (UI). Quite recently, Adobe gave us all Lightroom 6.2, which was an update that was, well, a not so welcome one. Lightroom’s new (and temporary) Import dialog released with version Lightroom 6.2
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