rcannonp
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I hope that they add some sort of contrast adjustment to the localized corrections before the final release. It's not that often that I want to brighten something without also changing the contrast.
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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)?
Localized Corrections
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Clarity is a kind of localised contrast Cannon. How will that work for you?
rcannonp
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I guess that it might work well enough. I'll have to adjust my thinking about using it in localized areas as opposed to the whole picture. If they could find a way to stuff a tone curve option into the brush tool, I would be up for that.
DonRicklin
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Look who just hit 3'' and went SE!
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rcannonp
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Thanks, but I think that Se starts at 25'. I sat at 249 for a few days trying to think of something relevant to post that wasn't an obvious post count bump.
DonRicklin
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Better late than never, then. Still OT, I see Ian broke 1'''!
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