DdeGannes schrieb:
4. There are a number of edits that take longer to process by the very complex nature and how they affect other processes. e.g. Lens correction, Noise reduction, and are better done in the latter part of your editing.I have tried to make this simple an short, just to get to the point. Get the simple processes out of the way first, then work on the complex finesse issues last.
Just an opinion.
My opinion differs: For example when I change noise reduction on a fresh image Lightroom will refresh the image quite fast in under a second.
The more other "simple" adjustments the image has, the slower noise reduction will become.
But it does not work the other way round: The speed of the simple adjustments does not slow down as much as the noise reduction.
So if I follow your advice and do the simple adjustments first, then the complex like noise reduction Lightroom will be slow when doing the complex stuff. But if I do noise reduction first, then the simple adjustments it will be fast enough through the whole process, since there seems to be some kind of cache for the "first stages" (or whatever Lightroom does here).
Thats why I'm looking for more information about the intended workflow.