Enhance Your Editing Workflow with Loupedeck+ - The Ultimate Console for Lightroom Classic, Premiere Pro, Final Cut Pro & More! Review

Big update of all the negative thoughts I heard about the first version. I'm a professional photographer and this has definitely added to my workflow - both on desktop and surface. Very customizable, but it has a few quirks. It does everything you would expect except for the following: 1) Custom buttons don't work in brush/gradient/radial filter mode. I assigned C5/C6 to zoom in and out and it reverts to default key settings in adjustment brush mode. There wouldn't be much of a problem other…

While I'm not sure I like Loupedeck+, I definitely wouldn't want to edit large amounts of photos without it now that I have experience have use it. (I refrained from buying the previous version.) I recently had to do a basic Lightroom setup on nearly 2,000 photos from multiple jobs to test for online galleries for clients to order. I'm sure Loupedeck+ saved me many hours of work compared to the tedious process of carefully moving sliders in LR. Yes, it's quite expensive, but if you work a lot…

I really wanted to like it but it just won't happen. The concept is brilliant, 5 stars, but the implementation is lame, it actually falls into a deep hole. Like many Kickstarter-type products, they have a really slick website filled with great visions of their vision for a 'better way'. They probably spent most of their money on marketing, R&D, packaging design, and finding a Chinese manufacturer that would deal with small batches of products. Unfortunately, they could only invest in the…

Let me start off short and sweet. If you're a Lightroom user, you'll love Loupedeck+. I've been using it for 2 days now and it's very intuitive in Lightroom. Knobs for all basic adjustments like exposure and saturation have this speed-based adjustment protocol. This means that a fast or aggressive knowledge rotation will result in big changes, while a slow rotation is for fine-tuning. In addition, the setting is reset to zero when the button is pressed down with a characteristic click…