'A lot of our focus was on interactive performance - about not having to wait for things when you ask for them to happen.
However, they were aware of the need to avoid making them too processor-intensive - 'we also needed to look at the performance at the same time and, of course, these two things are inter-related.' The two focuses of the second phase of the beta process were, he explained 'image quality and performance.' With this in mind, for Lightroom 3 the team developed completely new image processing algorithms. We also did some processing to see how it compares to the current version of Adobe Camera Raw. While at PMA 2010, we got a chance to speak to senior product manager and writer of Adobe’s Lightroom blog, Tom Hogarty about the Lightroom 3 public beta program and he told us about some of the changes that had been made.
The start of the second public beta of Lightroom 3 gives the first glimpses at a new raw processing engine from Adobe.
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