Περί Lightroom επεξεργαστής Raw... όλες οι εκδόσεις

Based on the results of the Overall Score (extended), upgrading to Lightroom Classic version 15.2 provided a roughly 59% performance boost on the AMD Ryzen™ 7 9850X3D platform and a 49% improvement on the Intel Core™ Ultra 7 265K systems. Our Puget Mobile 16” laptop, configured with an Intel Core™ Ultra 9 275 HX and NVIDIA GeForce RTX™ 5090 Mobile GPU, saw a 37% increase in performance. In contrast, the Apple MacBook with a 16-core M3 Max processor saw a minimal 2% difference. Lightroom Classic’s AI features, which are primarily GPU-processed, also saw performance gains across all systems tested.

Windows PC users invested in the Sony ecosystem can expect to see the largest performance boost when upgrading to Lightroom Classic 15.2, with gains ranging from 83% to 122% depending on the system. Those within the Nikon ecosystem should see increases of 64% to 92%, while Panasonic users can expect a 29% to 55% improvement. Canon photographers will see the smallest – though still substantial – boosts, ranging from 14% to 25%.

The story is different for MacOS, though. On the Apple MacBook Pro M3 Max, the only camera to show an increase in performance was Panasonic, with a 9% improvement, while Canon and Nikon experienced a 1-2% drop in performance (likely within the margin of error) and Sony saw a 5% loss.

 
Εβαλα την 15.2 και είδα τρομερή διαφορά στο,παλιό laptop μου που είναι δεκαετίας .

Φαντάζομαι σε νέο υπολογιστή θα είναι ακόμα μεγαλύτερες οι διαφορές.