A group of former Nokia employees thinks it has a better way for you to edit photos: Loupedeck, a hardware console with sliders, knobs and switches dedicated to ‘ Lightroom software. Lightroom has a ...

No Bluetooth, no illumination on the controls for working in the dark. Buttons are spongy, and there's a risk it won't keep up with Lightroom features. Bottom line: Loupedeck encourages ...

Adobe's Lightroom can do wondrous things to photos, but fiddling with a mouse can impede your speed and creativity. This is where a product called Loupedeck comes in. It's a control panel designed ...

Have you ever wondered what it would be like to have Lightroom adjustments right at your fingertips and feel like you’re using your hands to create great images? The Loupedeck photo editing console ...

It’s about the size of a regular keyboard, but offers a much different experience. Loupedeck If you’re an Adobe Photoshop Lightroom user, you probably have certain actions and shortcuts burned into ...

When people hire a photographer, they usually don’t realize how much work goes into the editing process. If I spend eight hours shooting a wedding, it will often take me eighty hours to edit the ...

The Loupedeck is a physical control panel, roughly the size of a keyboard, studded with dials and buttons that correspond to Lightroom controls. The next time you’re editing photos in Lightroom ...

Expensive. Not plug-and-play. Cheap and plasticky. Scroll wheels feel janky. Arrow keys are just unbelievably bad. Only works with Lightroom—if you prefer other image editors, you're out of luck. The ...

A couple of years back, I reviewed the Loupedeck Live S, a handy little USB gadgetevice that can speed up your workflow on a Mac or PC, no matter what software applications you are using. It’s like a ...