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How to become a Lightroom beta tester?

Contributor ,
Sep 01, 2017 Sep 01, 2017

Hi.

I would like to become LR beta tester. How can that be achieved?

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Contributor , Sep 01, 2017 Sep 01, 2017

OK. Got it. Here's the place (Adobe Prerelease) - AWESOME! 🙂

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LEGEND , Sep 01, 2017 Sep 01, 2017

I certainly apologize. I will not ask you any more questions ever. Just because I have the ACP designation doesn't mean that I have a crystal ball. I don't know anything about you. I don't know what background you have. I don't know why you want to be a beta tester. I don't know what your motivation is. And if I'm not allowed to ask any questions (according to you) then there is any way for me to find out any answers. And without finding out the answers there isn't any way to provide any real he

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Contributor ,
Sep 01, 2017 Sep 01, 2017

OK. Got it. Here's the place (Adobe Prerelease) - AWESOME! 🙂

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LEGEND ,
Sep 01, 2017 Sep 01, 2017

Why do you think there is a beta tester program?

Why do you think you would be qualified for such a program?

Why would you want to be a beta tester?

What do you think that would accomplish for you or for Adobe if there was such a program that you could be involved in?

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Contributor ,
Sep 01, 2017 Sep 01, 2017

Why do you ask so many questions? :-)))

1/ Because... there is 🙂

2/ Because I am. I've been in the IT field for many years, including in beta testing programs before. Have reported many bugs. Have provided dumps, gathered info from versatile systems. Have been dealing with DBs. And have been also tech support. Have written some code (a little) myself.

3/ To contribute to the development and troubleshooting. Anyone can criticize. But it's another thing if you can give a hand in the process of building something. My background and experience can be of good help. I've had criticized enough. But have also provided info on memory leaks previously. Now it is time to assist in avoiding such pitfalls in advance, whenever I can.

4/ Beta testing would let me know from early stage what to expect. Can even happen that a feature based on an idea of mine may appear in next major release (for LR 7, guess it's too late already).

* Can be useful to some extend to midi2lr dev if I find something related to his project.

* Can acquaint myself and later on others on new features to come...

* And let's not forget that I am pretty advanced LR power user (develop module).

* Have tested and tried many things so far. As well as a few alternatives to LR programs. So kind of know me around.

* I am nerd. It means - programs are fun for me. Photographer by day. Nerd by night.

Most importantly tryin' to help!

How about you?

How many white papers have you read? How familiar are you with the ins and outs of CMOS sensors and ADCs? Do you comprehend the significance of the logic where are the amplifiers located within DSLRs circuit board?  The differences between RAWs, and DNGs? How many third party firmwares on DSLRs have you installed? How many years have you spent on photoshop? Probably less than me since I am on board since version 3 (that is without the CS). DO you even know the color space of LR at least?

Does any one of us really need to know the other one's answers? For me to be beta tester and for you to be ACP. I think NOT. 😉

And again why do you ask so many questions? :-)))) I thought ACPs give answers 😉

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LEGEND ,
Sep 01, 2017 Sep 01, 2017
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I certainly apologize. I will not ask you any more questions ever. Just because I have the ACP designation doesn't mean that I have a crystal ball. I don't know anything about you. I don't know what background you have. I don't know why you want to be a beta tester. I don't know what your motivation is. And if I'm not allowed to ask any questions (according to you) then there is any way for me to find out any answers. And without finding out the answers there isn't any way to provide any real help. So I'll leave that to others.

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