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But I must be clear that whileit's my intention, it is not a guarantee. I've developed plugins for years (here's why), pushing outthousands of updates, and it is my intention to continue to push out newfeatures and bug fixes from time to time.
butI've got to set some limits, so here they are. I'm trying to be really laid back and reasonable.
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That'll bring up a dialog in which you can paste your registration code.(It is case sensitive, so it's best to copy-and-paste so that there are notypos.) Visit the plugin in Lightroom's Plugin Manager, andin the upper-right section you should find a “Register Here”button, as illustrated here:
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You can use one of the buttons to the left, or manually generate a transaction with the recipient set to “ jfriedl (This manual method must be used if PayPal in your country does not allow the sending of gifts.)Īfter you generate a transaction at PayPal, you can find the“Unique Transaction ID” (or, for some users, the “ReceiptNumber”) immediately on the confirmation page, the confirmationemail, or your PayPal history screen. Whether to include any gift for me is completely optional and up to you. The only requirement to register is the minimum PayPal fee, which I do not receive. If your country doesn't allow the sending of gifts, this button has PayPal treat it as a 'payment': If you're caught up in this, you can get around that forced minimum bygoing to directly, click on 'send', and settingthe recipient to “ manually. Note -I've gotten scattered reports that PayPal inexplicably forces a minimum of $1.00 for some folks, when starting atransaction with the button below. To generate a registration code,uwe one of the buttons below to make a payment throughPayPal. You do not need a PayPal account: if you don't have one, you can paythrough PayPal using a credit card. If you choose to make a larger payment, anything left after PayPal takes itsfees remains as a gift to me for which I (andmore importantly, my wife) am most appreciative. If you choose to make a payment of $0.01 (or whatever minimum PayPalallows for your currency), PayPal takes that as afee and I receive nothing, and that'sperfectly fine.
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In short: make a payment of any amount to me via PayPal, and theresulting PayPal transaction ID is your plugin registration code, gooduntil your Lightroom serial number changes. If you don't mind the restriction, there's no need to register. If you'd care to read about why I have chosenthis path, see my blog posts “My Long Path To Lightroom Plugin Development ”, “What To Do When a Hobby Becomes Work?” and “Lightroom PluginDevelopment: Now With Added Encouragement”.Īfter the initial trial period ends, I don'twant to shut them down completely and leave someone in the lurch, but I do want to encourage registration (and potentialgifts), so they become somewhat restricted until registered, usually toprocessing no more than 10 images at a time.
Enfuse 4.13 (Plugin For Adobe Lightroom). LR/Enfuse is a Lightroom plugin that allows you to blend multiple exposures together directly from within Lightroom by using the open source Enfuse. LR/Enfuse 4.32 Timothy Armes See URL below ↓ # LR/Enfuse 4.32 LR/Enfuse 4.32 # Lr-enfuse Serial Number Key LR/Enfuse. You don't need to register, but if you want to,it generally costs one cent ( a PayPal fee). They are fully functional for along initial trial period, after which functionality is reduceduntil they are registered.
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I develop, release, and maintain them for free, and youcan use them for free forever, but I hope youfind them worthy of a gift of thanks orencouragement. My plugins for Adobe Lightroom are “donationware”. That's me at right, in the yellow shirt holding the dish of bubblestuff. Jeffrey's LightroomPlugins are developed and released by me, Jeffrey Friedl, an American living inKyoto, Japan.
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