One disadvantage of using the external editor interface is that it is slightly slower than using the drag and drop method above due to Lightroom having to first process and save the intermediate image before sending it on for external editing by Iridient Developer. Then by enabling the "Find and load RAW." option in the Preferences dialog of Iridient Developer you can set it up to automatically find and open RAW images based on the processed external edit image sent by Lightroom. In Lightroom you must setup the external editing options so that it includes the original RAW filename. Beginning with Iridient Developer 2.4 you can now search for and open RAW images based on the file name of the external edit file created by Lightroom. If you are working with RAW images unfortunately Lightroom does not directly support external editing of RAW images. Using Iridient Developer as an external editor Note that if you use Lightroom's "Full Screen" view mode you will not be able to drag and drop images to the dock, however if you use the "Full Screen with Menu Bar" mode you can still access the Dock for drag and drop. You can drag single images or multiple images using command+click for non-contiguous selections or command+shift+click for contiguous selections (same command keys for making selections in Iridient too). You can drag and drop from the thumbnail strip along the bottom of the Lightroom window in any of the modules (Library, Develop, Map, Book, etc) or also from the larger thumbnail grid view when in the Library module. Simply click and drag the thumbnail icon of the image(s) you would like to open in Iridient Developer from Lightroom to the Iridient Developer icon in the Dock or onto the Iridient Developer preview window. I find use of drag and drop to be the quickest and easiest way to get images from Lightroom into Iridient Developer. Opening original (unedited) images from Lightroom into Iridient Developer Just because an image has been imported into your Lightroom catalog there is no requirement that you only use Lightroom to access or process your image. The information below details getting photos already stored in a Lightroom catalog into Iridient Developer using Lightroom itself, in addition to working through Lightroom to open images you can always open your original image files directly into Iridient Developer independently from Lightroom using drag and drop from the Finder or using the Open dialog. Using Iridient Developer with Adobe Lightroom
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