The previews render much faster now, making it a viable culling application for larger projects (such as weddings). Certainly, the latest software still bogs down a little, but it is nothing compared to what Lightroom 4 does. So fast in fact, I’ve already uninstalled Photo Mechanic as my culling service for larger shoots which I was using because of the lethargic pace of Lightroom 4. Lightroom 5 is really fast compared to Lightroom 4. The first thing I noticed was the speed of the program. It did this so seamlessly, I actually had to double check that I was loading up Lightroom 5, and not 4.
All of my presets, filters, smart collections and settings were loaded automatically.
Upon installing Lightroom 5, Adobe detected my catalogs from Lightroom 4 and automatically went through the conversion process to make them work seamlessly with its latest software. I’ve spent my Sunday afternoon digging through settings, playing with the new features and and most importantly, getting some post processing work done. I’ve had the opportunity to spend some time with the latest edition to the Lightroom series and have culled through hundreds of photos and edited dozens with it already.
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