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Rob Sylvan
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On Adobe's Lightroom radar: panoramas, HDR
Didn't see this posted here yet, and thought some would find it interesting.
Didn't see this posted here yet, and thought some would find it interesting.
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29 September 2026 It's Lightroom update time again. There are some minor features, as well as bug fixes, new cameras and lenses.
See What’s New in Lightroom Classic 15.6, Mobile & Desktop (September 2026)?
rcannonp
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I would think that Adobe would do more to get past the Lightroom OR Photoshop mentality. Their capabilities may overlap in few areas, but they are different programs with different purposes.
Braders
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For me, i would love adobe to hold off on 2.' and ensure it's packed with everything required (improved DAM, bug fixes, general speed and stability AND the extras to make all modules function), than to rush it out and then make us wait another year or more before anything juicy is added.
RAW HDR non destructive layers is, if i am not mistaken, already in Lightzone. So, for adobe to leave that behind on a v2.' major update would seem strange.
I just wish pixel genius would sell Adobe photokit sharpener technology and have it included in LR!
RAW HDR non destructive layers is, if i am not mistaken, already in Lightzone. So, for adobe to leave that behind on a v2.' major update would seem strange.
I just wish pixel genius would sell Adobe photokit sharpener technology and have it included in LR!
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An interesting article, thanks for placing it here for you all to debate and conjecture on!!:cheesy::cheesy::lol::lol:
Don't forget somethings slip off the radar or just plain sink:mrgreen::mrgreen::mrgreen:
Don't forget somethings slip off the radar or just plain sink:mrgreen::mrgreen::mrgreen:
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Braders;631' said:
Well, there's always the possibility that Pixel Genius will build a LR plugin once the full SDK's released.
Braders
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This program should not need too many 3rd party plugins.
And, considering the absolute necessity for sharpening in a RAW digital workflow from capture to print, this program should have the best available incorporated.....basta.
And, considering the absolute necessity for sharpening in a RAW digital workflow from capture to print, this program should have the best available incorporated.....basta.
rcannonp
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Braders;631' said:
Aren't the PhotoKit plugins built from functions that are already in Photoshop?
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