There aren't many consoles out there that work in Resolve aside from the two extremely expensive ones that Blackmagic makes. So I ended up with a keyboard, mouse, Loupedeck+ and my Wacom tablet in front of me -- which doesn't work. Same reason a fastening screw for a $3000 camera rig costs 100 times as much as a similar screw meant to tighten a plumbing pipe. I am considering buying the CT which looks to be very comprehensive in its capability. DALL-E 2 can generate photorealistic images from a text description. It's small, inexpensive and incredibly wide. https://www.dpreview.com/articles/1690663587/amazonacquiresdpreview. Is this a new device or was this mark II Loupedeck launched a long time ago? @phouphou: Good question. How does Laowa's latest full-frame lens perform? It would nice to see HONEST reviews of the loopdeck+. :( But thank you for letting me know! With that software (which is for free) you can dedicate certain knobs and dials to a certain lightroom action. This one is "for photography" and uses custom software. If, for example, you set Exposure to 50, you get 50 states in the panel, so in a very short time the panel is filled with hundreds of states, rendering it useless. The Wave 2 is around $950 and I get far more productivity vs the last setup I had with MIDI2LR and a MIDI Panel, the native integration gives real time display updates and complete customization and layers that you can cycle through. That is very interesting, Matt. And only $100. HAGD :). The Loupedeck+ editing console is a substantial update over its predecessor. Would really like to see Da Vinci Resolve support for this. $250 isn't a lot when it comes to consoles, but we need something more equitable for the masses. Gonna confirm with Loupedeck if this indeed is an upgraded model as the CT in itself is great (it has some room to grow- for example, they are working on making the Macros universal so you add in your own scripts - especially since CAPTURE ONE refuses to release support to them). Just wondering why this costs nearly double the price of my Korg Nanokontrol Studio, which is also a simple black box with a few switches and dials? Canon's high end APS-C mirrorless camera has plenty of compelling features, but is it worth the price? For DaVinci You can go cheaper with an Arturia beatstep console and + this softwarehttps://posttools.tachyon-consulting.com/davinci-resolve-controllers/beatstep-resolve-edition/. At first, it didn't work, but then we soon realized that I hadn't updated my Lightroom Classic for quite some time. Found a nice tutorial about how to install and work with it. would you say this makes most sense in combination with e.g. As such, my thoughts only address the user experience with Lightroom Classic. We were a bit late to the party with this review, but we should have a Loupedeck CT headed our way soon to review and I'll make sure that has a much quicker turn-around time. I know the MIDI program and devices I am using now do not do this, only state was when I stopped turning knob/dial/slider. Let good cop Jordan and bad cop Chris walk you through their thoughts. From dedicated crop ratios and user presets to fine-tuning the integrated HSL sliders, theres hardly anything you wont be able to tweak and customize within the Loupedeck plug-in with Lightroom. DJI's impending CineWhoop-style drone has hit the FCC database, signaling its release likely isn't too far off. I have 1 major problem with mine: I cant change the "speed" in capture one. I will be selling the Loupedeck+. From what I get, the whole point of a console like the Loupedeck (or a DIY solution with e.g. There is no secret that C1 is holding back. While its external dimensions and overall shape have remained essentially unchanged, it does offer several improvements. I'm enjoying it and would recommend it. LOL! you can read amazon reviews from normal people who bought the item too. Buttons worked fine but dials were a problem because each click represents a keystroke and if you went at any speed but very slow the emulator just got very confused and could end up anywhere from where you wanted to light years away. I still need to revert to a mouse or tablet for gradients but not much else. I bought a Loupedeck + in 2018. I have one but rarely use it because I do not have enough desk space to have that and the keyboard out at the same time so I forget to bother getting it out! Wider application and/or OS support would be nice (it's very limited - still). Supply and demand, or - lack of competition. I think with the v3 they should aim at a price below 200 and a somewhat better build, and launch a Pro version at 4-500 made of metal and with better knobs and switches. Does not work with Photoshop outside of ACR. Enjoy your expensive toy, I doubt it will improve or speed up your editing. However, if most of your edits are dodging, burning, etc. Quite often there are updates for the Loupedeck + and then things work for a while, but after an update of OSX or PS settings (knobs) stop responding. Sorry, but your article, just like all of the YouTube videos I watched about the Loopdeck+ before purchasing, is misleading and not an accurate description of what the tool is: an interface to serve the needs of those with low expectations and customization needs. Researchers from the Samsung AI Center have developed a new neural technology to animate static images with impressive realism and resolution. Anyone know where I can find a review of this for use with Capture One, and especially its limitations with C1? Once you have it set up and get a feel for where the controls are it possible to do almost all basic edits in lightroom very quickly. Changes are slightly delayed when using full screen mode, compared to editing directly within the Develop module, but it wasnt delayed enough to make the process any more difficult. Sigma is set to release new 'products' next week, on August 8, 2022. I haven't customized any of it - no need to yet. I can't imagine it would be that difficult. Do you see an alphabet on those buttons? I'm definitely waiting for the next version. Better for watching the changes to your photo when "dialing it in" rather then the back-and-forth with sliders. It's nice to use, provided you develop the required muscle memory for the locations and functions of the various and somewhat oddly-placed controls. Once you're used to it, it's just so easy to process, straighten and crop multiple photos at volume. One is built as a mass produced midi controller (fairly cheap build quality, I've owned the drum pads, keyboard and mixer from the nano series). Thanks, again, for the share!It's too bad the original poster on the Black Magic Forum hasn't updated since the original post date of Oct 25, 2019. To my mind, the biggest ergonomic problem is the placement of the Keyboard Mode key just above the Shift key. Comparing LD with a wireless keyboard is just plain ignorant. No pics possible here, but my desk with a pullout shelf lmakes it easy to have Loupedeck and keyboard plus mouse at your hands disposal. You're welcome. As previously noted, Loupedeck has not only dramatically improved support for existing programs in the form of more customizability but also added support for several new programs. I use a Loupedeck+ professionally with Camera RAW and a little bit of Photoshop. I just wish they would add more functionality to the Capture One software, like it has with Lightroom, but I don't use Lightroom any more because Capture One is just that much better and more professional feeling. After that, it works like a charm. Anyone saying it is is full of it. Canon has released a trio of firmware updates that add new and improved features and functions to its EOS R3, R5 and R6 full-frame cameras. It not only offers more customization options than before, it also supports many more programs, including Premiere Pro, Aurora HDR, Adobe Audition, and others. Its super exhausting to the fingertips because I have to hld it quite tight to make sure I only turn the knob a LIIIIITLE bit As I explained to someone further down the thread, this is because C1 uses keystrokes to send instructions whereas most other Apps use some kind of MIDI code. @Pierre Louis: This is, in every facet, an honest review. What do you think Sigma has in store? In addition, it would quit working from time to time and need a reboot to get it started again. I've had one for a year or so. Well shoot. The problem is that C1 uses keystroke commands for all it's sliding adjustments whereas Adobe uses a different protocol. Useless to me. 1000 USD for a reason). ), Film Friday: How Markus Hofstaetter uses 'smart home' tools to automate his darkroom and studio, Micron ships its 232-layer 3D NAND flash with more storage, better performance and a smaller package size, Photographer Reuben Wu uses drones to shed new light on Stonehenge for the National Geographic August cover. Tamron doesn't share the optical construction of the lens, nor what the expected retail price will be, but does say the lens should be available in 'Fall 2022,' pending the 'global health crisis.'. Completely different products. I've contacted Loupedeck several times and they say it CO's fault. Hardware data recovery is complex, requiring sophisticated, expensive equipment. Sure the plastics feel like plastic, BUT NOT AN ISSUE, Of course aluminium or another metal would be nicer. Jordan took it on vacation to find out. Most modern cameras will shoot video to one degree or another, but these are the ones wed look at if you plan to shoot some video alongside your photos. I also have that Logitech trackball too, I upgrade it to the trackball mx erg which is better. So infinite, it seems, that theres a good chance any amount of time the Loupedeck+ might save me in editing down the road was very likely taken up during my customization setup. However, as a tool, it is expensive but wonderful to use (before it broke a few days into usage). I've gotten back the $200 or so I paid for it in saved time. Perhaps if you actually do get one you can make a more informed assesment. I'm thinking it might be all of them? Destin Sandlin of Smarter Every Day is back with the second part of his three-part tour of the Kodak factory. I didn't even know these existed. It says capture one is supported? I'd love a big console like this but the Shuttle Pro looks quite nice for $100 - plenty of customizable buttons and a wheel. It is pretty kludgy as far as using it with other programs but I guess you might be able to make it work if you are the persistent type. It gets consistent updates, has a solid partnering app and brings a fantastic tactile editing experience to the digital creative workflow. This was released more than a year ago. But what an adjunct it is - totally changes the way you use a computer program. These days I'm a lot more interested in saving time getting to the final job - have two new little ones - so I'm curious if this truly speeds things up compared simply using a keyboard and mouse for most of the lightroom-y and light photoshop-y things I need to do to take all my shots from a wedding (say about 1000-1500), down to selects for digital online album, (about 250) and a printed album (about 50). Thank you so much for that. No need for an extra device of very limited use. In Lightroom, you couldn't even change the function of any of the small dials. I posted my comment well after I opened the article so I didn't see it until now. But until someone creates the app to translate midi into app controls, they can charge what they want. Loupedeck is very expencive, it's not build that well and the way it works is quite cumbersome. It's a far cry from the conventional lenses you're used to seeing, but it's sure to give you a look, unlike any optic you can purchase online. Which is clearly overpriced. The Loupedeck+ proved to be an incredibly valuable tool once I managed to set up the customizable controls to my liking (a process I also divulge below). The original loupedeck was awful - it was SO flimsy and cheap. Plus you don't even mention this in the list the things you don't like a the end of the article. I wouldve liked to see, at the very least, a detachable USB-C cable or, better yet, a completely wireless version with Bluetooth and a built-in battery. However as a gadget lover I want one.Video editors will take to this easily as similar items have been in use for years to scrub through video etc. Capture One users. looks elsewhere. thanks a lot Phase One! For capture 1 12 pro the color wheel doesn't work (the color scroll wheels under p1-p8 which is one of the main reason to have this). The first and most noticeable improvement is the build quality. Guess I'm really not interested in either device photo editing, but it's great that I can still learn something every day again, THANKS! I like the fact that you can control multiple functions at the same time to get the right balance of effects.. Something you can't do with a mouse or tablet. It is very easy to turn Keyboard mode off accidentally when trying to hold Shift. Also sometime i prefer to keep my eyes on the screen and not move back and forth forth between screen and hardware while using lightroom. You lost me at "It's not cheap." It's too bad, for me, these two things are only for Mac. I use a Contour Shuttle Xpress. The poor support for such pricey tool was frustrating. Would be nice to have a starting point on this, because I am interested in such a device. And sadly all the knobs act the same. If I have just a few photos, I don't necessarily use it, but when I have 30+, I pull it in front of my workspace. The possibilities are infinite. Tokina is restructuring its product lineup by announcing price increases on 13 of its lenses, each of which will receive a slight rebrand in the process. Works fine with lightroom 6 (old standalone version). For use with LR its ok, for PS CC 2020 a lot of things arent working. If it's refined now, I'm certainly interested. I have one. DPReview TV: Sensor sizes don't make any sense. Can you work on a workstation, use an OS without a keyboard? all other part does, so color grading sucks on capture 1. In addition to providing dedicated dials for color correcting and fine-tuning images and video, the Loupedeck+ editing console also serves as a great culling tool, with dedicated buttons for rating, flagging and sorting images before you ever start editing. Agree, except for the extremely scuff-prone (let alone scratch-prone) surfaces. In short, the Loupedeck+ tries to bring a more tactile approach to editing your content and eschews the on-screen sliders for an array of what seems like infinitely customizable controls. As it stands now, this whole process takes me about 5-6 hours. I don't think the price is bad if it works well. Ive used it for some time now, but Im not satisfied at all. Not sure but cannot justify the pricing even though it really is a useful tool(rented it from camera rental service here). Sorry Gannon Burgett but writing "theres hardly anything you wont be able to tweak and customize within the Loupedeck plug-in with Lightroom" is extremely misleading. Still gets the job done well. Have really enjoyed the Loupdeck+. @Matt Interesting, but apparently it does NOT support windows. With midi2lr it's quite amazing. The Canon EOS R7 boasts a number of impressive features, but how does its 32 megapixel APS-C sensor perform? Have you ever seen a painting come to life, like the portraits in Harry Potter? MIDI2LR) is that you keep your eyes on the image while adjusting parameters. If I turn for example the exposure knob 10 its already a very big jump in exposure. It should have been designed properly to function as the device it is, a keyboard companion. No, it is not a complete replacement for keyboard and mouse, but an adjunct. Daily Overview's Ben Grant, known for creating prints from satellite imagery, has started creating aerial timelapses, including this one from Dubai. Loupedeck+ has been in beta status for CaptureOne Pro support for at least a year. At about 1/5 of the price of the Loupedeck. Was the issue with the History states in Lightroom? DJI has a new gimbal, and it's compatible with some of the revolutionary accessories from the Ronin 4D. This could save me so much time! If you do a lot of rotating, the rotate-wheel is nice. Yours is a generic midi device. @fuego6Loupedeck+ may be the best editing console for CaptureOne Pro in the 250 USD range although it is limited to beta support. This time, Sandlin shows how Kodak applies light-sensitive coating to the film support base we saw produced in the first factory tour. The clicks of the dials and knobs feel much less wobbly than the original Loupedeck and the overall tactile feedback is much more pleasing. The most serious problem is that every turn of a dial produces a state in the History panel. A cute accessory but not necessary apart from those editing without a keyboard such as a tablet. 1 out of 5 stars IMHO. You yourself mention the lack of macros in your article, yet you still say there's 'hardly anything you won't be able to tweak'? One detail I wouldve liked to see added is the ability to assign specific macros to the customizable buttons. Also my LR6 doesn't work with the newest driver, contacted them and been using the older driver. Late to the party Gannon ? I use a Mac with the latest OSX. I bought it because of the glowing reviews on YouTube. The buttons have also received an update, although theyre still a bit too mushy for my liking. I've also got a Monogram Creative Console coming and that looks better than this Loupedeck as well. Why not reviewing their latest Loupedeck CT instead?

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