P: Random white images when exporting or publishing

Geoff comment is helpful for me. CaptureOne is a similar solution to Lightroom. Lot's of photographer (pro) that I know use it. The only thing that hold me back to switch is the price and I will have to try it...

I really like Lightroom and Photoshop as products but in the last years they have more and more bugs. You can't reach Adobe for bugs in their software and you have to wait for their answer in a forum... for weeks and months. Adobe don't seems to care for their customers.

For me, it's like buying a car and the brakes won't work. If I have to wait 2-3 months to get it fixed (when the car maker will care to answer me), it would be the last car that I purchase from them. You see in real life it happened to me with a brand new Honda (years ago); the problem was fixed in 30 minutes. Problem can happen; it's how the enterprise deal with them that is also important!

@8778353, your opinion is noted... but I also got replies so and you even took the time to reply, so....

@53580, so far yes. LR CC with graphics acceleration enabled and CaptureOne seem to process as fast as one another. I am still getting used to the workflow change, however. It is similar, yet quite different.

If you are a fan of tethering, it does work a lot better in CaptureOne. The color reproduction in RAWs is also much better.

A lot of people think CaptureOne Pro is better than Lightroom... Do you find your workflow as fast as using Lightroom?

Wow your passive aggressive comment is so helpful!!!1

No one cares dude.

Switched over to CaptureOne Pro and could not be happier. A bit of a learning curve but so far, no workflow inhibiting bugs, staff are responsive and helpful, and it handles raw files far better.

I rather have a stable, working program that does not fight me rather than extra features.

You don't have to be sorry :
1) The bug is still not fixed... and we are 2 months later.
2) The more people post about this problem in this forum, the more chance it will be fixed by Adobe in 2015.
3) The more people post in this forum, the easier it can be found in Google search and it will help others people.

If we just keep it "silent" as M. Sprengel suggest, the bug will be classified as low priority and it will take months (wait it's been 2 months - it will takes years), to get it fixed.

BTW : A bug acknowledged is not a bug fixed. Anybody want to try skydiving with a bug in the parachute? 🙂

sorry about that 🙂 i have got to that post a bit later

This bug has been acknowledged by Adobe, so there's no need to post about it, anymore.

This bug has been acknowledged by Adobe, so there's no need to post about it, anymore.