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Adobe Photoshop Lightroom (often referred to as LR) is one of several professional level photo editing and management tools. While previous versions were available for purchase, the latest versions are available by subscription to Adobe's Create Cloud suite of tools. The open source software package darktable is often suggested as a free alternative to Lightroom.
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Is there a way to get lightroom to show me the camera's original thumbnail?
When I import raw files into lightroom, it displays one thumbnail right away, but then after it's processed everything, the thumbnail changes, sometimes noticeably. … Here's my problem: sometimes the camera's thumbnail is significantly better than the starting point that lightroom comes up with. …
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Is there a way to get lightroom to show me the camera's original thumbnail?
However, finding the raw file, running dcraw in a command window, and opening up the jpg it produces is a tedious process, so I made a little lightroom plugin to do all that automatically. …
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