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BiikeMike

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Well, here is the answer!

I just finished a weekend of shooting some bike races, and I'm now exporting the two different races to JPEGs, and exporting a flash webpage out of Lightroom. I am also uploading another flash webpage through cyberduck. My quad 2.66 Mac Pro with 5 gigs of ram is pegged to the max :)
 

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Well, here is the answer!

I just finished a weekend of shooting some bike races, and I'm now exporting the two different races to JPEGs, and exporting a flash webpage out of Lightroom. I am also uploading another flash webpage through cyberduck. My quad 2.66 Mac Pro with 5 gigs of ram is pegged to the max :)

iTunes at 100 mb ram? Ouch.
 
That is pretty impressive, does Lightroom make the flash for you with scolling thumbnails etc. If so i hve just wasted a lot of time try to learn flash to try and achieve this. Downloading the trial now. Do you have an example of a flash site you have made in lightroom i can look at.
 
That is pretty impressive, does Lightroom make the flash for you with scolling thumbnails etc. If so i hve just wasted a lot of time try to learn flash to try and achieve this. Downloading the trial now. Do you have an example of a flash site you have made in lightroom i can look at.

As a Aperture user, I'd love to see an example of Lightrooms flash web album as well.
I love Aperture, but I'm very interested in this feature...
 
It Ran as silent as it is running right now while I am just running Firefox and iTunes. Yeah, I was impressed too!

And for those of you wondering about Lightroom, I would die without it. I tried both lightroom and Aperture, and I was pretty dissapointed in the way that Aperture ran on its own hardware. Anyway, enough of that, to each their own, and I do have a few Lightroom flash examples.

All you do is tell it what pictures you want in it, specify your name and email address and all that stuff, and it does the rest!

Example 1

Example 2

Example 3
 
Here is a shot of my system processes when I am doing a single render of 10-bit HD video on my 8-core Mac Pro.

It usually goes around 700% - 750% on just one render. I love the Mac Pro :)
 

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So far, my only program that uses all 8 cores is final cut pro when doing heavy rendering on 10-bit HD video.

The 8-core is whisper quiet ... very surprising considering mines is fully loaded (all HD bays and RAM slots are filled, have the ATI graphics card, and an HD capture card)
 
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