Like its Loupedeck predecessor, the Loupedeck+ may be a $250 editing console for various post-production programs. Originally designed with Adobe Lightroom Classic in mind, the Loupedeck+ has improved and expanded upon the first version to supply an improved tactile experience that permits you to edit photos, videos and even sound using dedicated dials, knobs, and wheels. In addition to providing dedicated dials for color correcting and fine-tuning images and video, the Loupedeck+ editing console also is a good culling tool, with dedicated buttons for rating, flagging and sorting images before you ever start editing. In short, the Loupedeck+ tries to bring a more tactile approach to editing your content and eschews the on-screen sliders for an array of what looks as if infinitely customizable controls. At first glance, the planning of the Loupedeck+ maybe a little overwhelming. It almost feels as if you’ve been thrown into the captain’s seat of an advert airliner with all of the buttons, dials, and knobs available to you. Thankfully, see you later as you’re conversant in the program you’re using the Loupedeck+ with, it doesn’t take too long to urge the hang of. For the bulk of my time with the Loupedeck+, I used it alongside Lightroom. It took some days of looking down at the editing console, then make a copy at my screen to confirm I used to be making the proper adjustment, but within per week of using the console, I used to be able to make adjustments on the fly without looking.

Loupedeck + Photo & Video Editing Console Specifications:

Manufacturer Fujifilm
It achieves powerful editing with very high quality that it will not become fast with Loupeeck buttons and its intuitive scroll bars
Adjusting and adjusting your picture becomes simple and also full control at your fingertips
Command multiple editing functions at the identical time.
Designing thousands of images enables you to comfortably easily out of your eyes
Take charge of your editing. Get your image just the way you wish it with a plethora of customization options.
Compatible with Skylum Aurora HDR and Adobe Lightroom Classic CC, with beta integration for Capture One