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Loupedeck+ The Photo and Video Editing Console for Lightroom Classic, Premiere Pro, Final Cut Pro, Photoshop with Camera Raw, After Effects, Audition and Aurora HDR
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- COMPATIBILITY: Adobe Lightroom Classic, Lightroom 6, Photoshop CC with Camera Raw, Premiere Pro CC, After Effects CC, Audition CC, Final Cut Pro X and Skylum Aurora HDR. Beta integration with Capture One.
- PRO AND BEGINNER, achieving the perfect edit quickly becomes second nature with Loupedeck+'s intuitive buttons, dials and sliders.
- ERGONOMICS: Edit thousands of photos and video clips with ease. Command multiple editing functions at the same time. Focus on your image and video with Full Screen editing.
- SETUP: Quick and Easy. We have selected some factory default functions for each supported software, so you can begin editing immediately.
- CUSTOMIZATION: Take charge of your editing. Get your photos and video just the way you want it with a plethora of customization options.
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LOUPEDECK+ LETS YOU BE MORE CREATIVE, MAKES YOUR EDITING FASTER, AND ALLOWS YOU TO FOCUS ON WHAT’S IMPORTANT - YOUR CRAFT.
Hands-on and highly intuitive – Loupedeck’s buttons, dials and sliders ensure your eyes and hands work seamlessly together. Complete control at your fingertips – adjusting and fine tuning your images and video becomes simple. Command multiple editing functions at the same time. Ergonomic design enables you to edit your photos and videos with ease.
New integrations with Adobe Premiere Pro CC and Final Cut Pro make video editing faster, intuitive and more affordable.
Total focus on your image with full screen editing. More functionalities. More customisation options. More control than ever before.
Designed in Finland.

LOUPEDECK+ FEATURES
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Get confident. Get creative. Experimenting with new editing techniques is easy. Adjustments are quick and simple. Meaning you can spend more time on what’s important - getting your photo or video just the way you want it. |
Ergonomics enable you to edit thousands of photos and video without breaking your flow. Loupedeck+ lets your eyes stay on the image and your hands on the console – giving you total focus on your craft. |
Take charge of your editing. Get your image just the way you want it with a plethora of customization options. |
Pro or beginner, achieving the perfect edit quickly becomes second nature with Loupedeck+’s intuitive buttons, dials and sliders. Put the fun back into your photo and video editing. |

LOUPEDECK+ FUNCTIONS IN LIGHTROOM

Product information
Product Dimensions | 15.55 x 5.91 x 1.57 inches |
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Item Weight | 1.48 pounds |
ASIN | B07C2X4R9M |
Item model number | LD+ |
Customer Reviews |
4.3 out of 5 stars |
Best Sellers Rank |
#7,362 in Electronics (See Top 100 in Electronics)
#16 in DSLR Cameras |
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
Date First Available | June 18, 2018 |
Manufacturer | Loupedeck |
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The concept is genius, 5 stars, but the execution falls flat, actually, it falls down a deep hole.
Like many Kickstarter type products, they have a really slick website, filled with grand notions of their visions for a “better way”.
They probably spent most of the money on marketing, R&D, package design and finding a Chinese manufacturer who would deal in low production runs.
Unfortunately, the one place they failed to invest, is in the product itself.
Mine arrived warped, bowed in the middle, turned up at the ends.
This is exaggerated by the fact that it has 6 feet, so it just rocks back and forth on the two center feet.
And that really speaks to how cheaply this thing is made (and designed).
At $260 I expect a solid piece of hardware.
(I paid half that for an Apple Magic keyboard. Anodized aluminum, Bluetooth connected, rechargeable, etc.)
If this were bright yellow, green and orange, it could easily pass for a Fisher Price toddler toy, its that cheap.
Actually, I’ve seen toddler toys better made.
Other than being made of cheap plastic that warps while sitting in its box on a warehouse shelf, it has other issues.
I could overlook that fact that at this price point it should have Bluetooth and a recharging port.
What I cannot overlook is how flimsy every component being touched feels and operates.
The buttons are hollow and weak, they have a lot of travel but no definite engagement, lots of side to side play, the covers feel like they will fall off at any moment.
The dials literally wobble, as if they not attached to anything inside the device and offer no resistance at all.
I would expect that since this device exists primarily to offer tactile feedback, the dials would at least feel like it is attached to something.
But they just seem to spin freely, again like some toy for a toddler.
The “Control Dial”, the largest dial, moves so much from side to side, it could be mistaken for a joy stick, its really that bad.
(Which would have been a really good idea, instead of the arrow keys.)
The wheels are the worst, while they do have a stop click, they also wobble laterally with way too much side to side play.
All of the dials and wheels have a press function (like an old school mouse scroll wheel) but are completely inconsistent as to how much pressure needs to be applied.
The only way I’d keep this is if were sold for $39 because that’s all its worth in its current form.
But for $260 it should be solid, have metal wheels and dials with a textured rubber grip that turn and press cleanly without play, the buttons should be tight with a distinct feeling of engagement.
If they addressed the fit and feel it would be worth maybe $100, but to be worth $260, it needs a lot more work and Bluetooth and be rechargeable.
Unfortunately, I don’t use Lightroom, I use Capture One and at least for now, there is the rub. The implementation on C1 is in beta release, and lacking a lot of the slick functionality of the LR version.
After trying this on Lightroom, I desperately want this tool to edit with. In C1 at the moment, Loupedeck is interfacing by emulating a keyboard, meaning turning a knob generates key presses in the system. It does not have the “push knob to reset” functionality, and since a knob turn is generating what the system sees as a series of key presses, Undo requires hitting a number of key presses to actually Undo the knob turn. Clumsy and inelegant. Loupedeck installs a Capture One Keyboard shortscuts file to interface. The problem there is a number of C1 users, including myself, bought the Capture One bundle from Phase One that included the Logic Keyboard for C1. That keyboard requires its own Keyboard shortcut to work. So right now Loupedeck will not work with the Phase One keyboard, and vice versa.
Now Capture One has internal support for the Tangent Wave controllers, and this is activated by a checkbox in the preferences of C1. TangentWave panels are great, but they are almost $4K for the whole rig, and far more than a photographers needs. They do support the “press to reset” knobs as well. Tangent also make a VS version, using an iPad for the panel, but dragging my finger on glass doe not have the great interface feel of a physical knob.
I emailed both Phase One and LoupeDeck to ask that they please work together to make this as seamless on C1 as Loupedeck it on LR. I plan to keep bugging both companies.
Love the LoupeDeck+, just need to see it fully functional on Capture One.
Top reviews from other countries

Das Loupedeck besteht nur aus relativ billig wirkendem Plastik, für 230€ sollte man da schon mehr erwarten können.
Das Loupedeck wackelt am Tisch da den Konstrukteuren offensichtlich jede Grundkenntnis der technischen Mechanik fehlt (6 Füße auf der Unterseite, 2 davon in der Mitte, das Ding wippt wie eine Schaukel am Tisch).
Das große Kontrollrad wackelt fürchterlich die Tasten fühlen sich an wie bei einer 10€ Tastatur, vielleicht auch schlechter.
Ich rate vorerst vom Kauf ab. Vielleicht bringt Loupedeck ja bald eine bessere Version raus die qualitativ viel hochwertiger ist.
Sehr schade weil die Idee echt sehr sehr cool ist.

I was wrong, it is absolutely worth the £200!
Firstly it makes choosing, discarding, and grading images superb fast. I've over 100,000 images to go through and this will save me days.
Secondly it has taken my post processing to a whole new level. It is difficult to over state how much easier and quicker it is to get the results you want. With everything at your fingertips literally, it's a completely different experience to using a mouse or graphics tablet. Find myself altering settings I used to ignore.
My only grumble is that for £200 it should come with a carrying case.
I bought the one in the picture for £20 and it does a serviceable job.
XANAD Logitech Craft Case for Logitech CRAFT Wireless Keyboard Storage Travel Carrying Protective Case https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B07CB8KW1V/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_jP4kCb1B4XPXC

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on January 1, 2019
I was wrong, it is absolutely worth the £200!
Firstly it makes choosing, discarding, and grading images superb fast. I've over 100,000 images to go through and this will save me days.
Secondly it has taken my post processing to a whole new level. It is difficult to over state how much easier and quicker it is to get the results you want. With everything at your fingertips literally, it's a completely different experience to using a mouse or graphics tablet. Find myself altering settings I used to ignore.
My only grumble is that for £200 it should come with a carrying case.
I bought the one in the picture for £20 and it does a serviceable job.
XANAD Logitech Craft Case for Logitech CRAFT Wireless Keyboard Storage Travel Carrying Protective Case https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B07CB8KW1V/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_jP4kCb1B4XPXC


Voy a ir por puntos para hacer la review más amena:
Lo compré por 239€ en abril 2019.
Soy fotógrafo profesional, y aparte hago vídeos para proyectos propios. Aunque en este caso nos centraremos para su uso en edición de fotos. Y como herramienta de trabajo.
Viene bien presentado y bien empaquetado. Punto a favor. Siempre me gusta que lo que compro tenga una buena presentación.
La construcción es buena, sin más. Por este precio, sé que puede parecer "mucho" para algunos" pero no se le puede pedir más. Y ahora explico por qué:
- Es todo plástico. Bueno, pero plástico.
- Fabricado en una membrana (salvando los diales), lo cual abarata el coste. Si algun@ entiende de teclados, es como si comparas un teclado de membrana vs un mecánico. El mecánico vale mucho más, pues cada tecla es independiente al resto. En una membrana todo va conectado, de forma que si se de rompe, algo pues vas mal resumiendo (he ido a resumir mucho para no aburrir).
- El ejemplo de esto sería si lo comparas con PaletteGear, que es una opción muy buena. Ahora mucho mucho más costosa, pues la construcción es en aluminio (y algo de plástico) y mecánicas, e individuales de ahí su mayor precio. Pues al romperse una pieza, compras la misma y todo el conjunto no se ve afectado aparte de customizarlo más a tu manera.
- Dicho lo anterior, hacer lo mismo con PG con lo que te ofrece esta Loupedeck Plus, te saldría un pastizal. Aquí cada uno valora lo que le gusta más, (tema inversión ahí es cosa de cada uno).
Dicho tema construcción y tomando el último punto, e aquí el puntazo de este producto (sobre todo si usas LightRoom), es que tienes todos los comandos (bueno casi). A mí esto me agilizó enormemente el flujo de trabajo, reduciendo el tiempo por sesiones, por ende el tiempo total por día. Parece una tontería pero supongamos que lo mismo me ahorro ahora 15 min menos en edición x 100 trabajo (hablo de ediciones donde hay masividad de fotos a editar), pues aparece la friolera de 25 horas de tiempo menos que tardo en hacer el mismo trabajo. Eso para mí hace que el ROI de este producto sea buenísimo. Pues irá creciendo a más uso. En mi caso en la primera temporada de 2019 estaba más que amortizado, ya os lo digo. El tiempo es lo único que no podemos comprar, así que herramientas que me hagan ir más rápido en mi día a día les doy muchísimo valor.
A nivel de uso, será por que siempre he sido gamer :), pero a las horas iba lanzado, pero conozco a compañer@s que no les gustó. Mi consejo si podéis probarlo antes, pero al menos unos días. El tiempo de adaptación cambia según el usuario.
Aparte tiene configuraciones para Photoshop, Capture One, etc. Aunque de forma nativa y por como tiene los botones está pensando para dar su máximo potencial en Lightroom.
Resumiendo, espero que os haya gustado mi análisis, y que os haya servido de ayuda, que me llevó un ratazo.
Si tenéis dudas, preguntar, y a editar se ha dicho!
Saludos,
Nicola

Reviewed in Spain on January 18, 2021
Voy a ir por puntos para hacer la review más amena:
Lo compré por 239€ en abril 2019.
Soy fotógrafo profesional, y aparte hago vídeos para proyectos propios. Aunque en este caso nos centraremos para su uso en edición de fotos. Y como herramienta de trabajo.
Viene bien presentado y bien empaquetado. Punto a favor. Siempre me gusta que lo que compro tenga una buena presentación.
La construcción es buena, sin más. Por este precio, sé que puede parecer "mucho" para algunos" pero no se le puede pedir más. Y ahora explico por qué:
- Es todo plástico. Bueno, pero plástico.
- Fabricado en una membrana (salvando los diales), lo cual abarata el coste. Si algun@ entiende de teclados, es como si comparas un teclado de membrana vs un mecánico. El mecánico vale mucho más, pues cada tecla es independiente al resto. En una membrana todo va conectado, de forma que si se de rompe, algo pues vas mal resumiendo (he ido a resumir mucho para no aburrir).
- El ejemplo de esto sería si lo comparas con PaletteGear, que es una opción muy buena. Ahora mucho mucho más costosa, pues la construcción es en aluminio (y algo de plástico) y mecánicas, e individuales de ahí su mayor precio. Pues al romperse una pieza, compras la misma y todo el conjunto no se ve afectado aparte de customizarlo más a tu manera.
- Dicho lo anterior, hacer lo mismo con PG con lo que te ofrece esta Loupedeck Plus, te saldría un pastizal. Aquí cada uno valora lo que le gusta más, (tema inversión ahí es cosa de cada uno).
Dicho tema construcción y tomando el último punto, e aquí el puntazo de este producto (sobre todo si usas LightRoom), es que tienes todos los comandos (bueno casi). A mí esto me agilizó enormemente el flujo de trabajo, reduciendo el tiempo por sesiones, por ende el tiempo total por día. Parece una tontería pero supongamos que lo mismo me ahorro ahora 15 min menos en edición x 100 trabajo (hablo de ediciones donde hay masividad de fotos a editar), pues aparece la friolera de 25 horas de tiempo menos que tardo en hacer el mismo trabajo. Eso para mí hace que el ROI de este producto sea buenísimo. Pues irá creciendo a más uso. En mi caso en la primera temporada de 2019 estaba más que amortizado, ya os lo digo. El tiempo es lo único que no podemos comprar, así que herramientas que me hagan ir más rápido en mi día a día les doy muchísimo valor.
A nivel de uso, será por que siempre he sido gamer :), pero a las horas iba lanzado, pero conozco a compañer@s que no les gustó. Mi consejo si podéis probarlo antes, pero al menos unos días. El tiempo de adaptación cambia según el usuario.
Aparte tiene configuraciones para Photoshop, Capture One, etc. Aunque de forma nativa y por como tiene los botones está pensando para dar su máximo potencial en Lightroom.
Resumiendo, espero que os haya gustado mi análisis, y que os haya servido de ayuda, que me llevó un ratazo.
Si tenéis dudas, preguntar, y a editar se ha dicho!
Saludos,
Nicola





The reality: a really slick web site and packaging (a thick brown cardboard lidded box, with an embossed black box inside which itself has a black embossed sleeve) gives the impression of a high-quality product, which it should be at £200! First issue, the unit didn’t sit flat on my desk, who wants a rocking ‘keyboard’ ? I contacted the support guys weeks ago, but no response. I found that the issue had be reported on the US amazon product page, with a solution from the Loupedeck support of putting it on your knee and bend it back into shape…. Well that worked and it has remained flat ever since. Other main issue is that it feels cheap, especially the large ‘control dial’ it wobbles around like a joy stick, but it isn’t.
I have been using it on an off for three weeks. I am still not yet proficient with it but getting there. I still use the mouse, mainly for; cropping, straitening, applying the graduation filters and the spot removal tool. I have made my own personalised ‘cheat sheet’ to remind me what all the controls do, including the few I have customised.
I really really want to love it. I do like it and will keep using it. It is worth £200? Probably, if you value your time, as it will save you loads of time and considering how much we all pay for our camera equipment and computers, go for it 😊
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