The Lightroom CC ecosystem has been updated today, with updates for Windows (2.0.1), Mac (2.0) and iOS & Android (4.0). (Lightroom Classic CC has also been updated.) People View (Windows/Mac/iOS/Android) The big news in this release is facial recognition, and if you’ve used Lightroom Classic’s tools, you’ll be pleased to know this works much… Click to continue
What’s New in Lightroom CC August 2018 release?
The Lightroom CC ecosystem has been updated today, with updates for Windows & Mac (1.5). The iOS (3.4) and Android (3.6) updates will ship within a few weeks. (Lightroom Classic CC has also been updated.) And there’s some even bigger news… my Lightroom CC book is finally finished! Store Album Locally (Windows/Mac) If you know you’re… Click to continue
What’s New in Lightroom CC June 2018 release?
The Lightroom CC ecosystem has been updated today, with updates for the Windows (1.4), Mac (1.4), iOS (3.3) and Android (3.5) apps. (Lightroom Classic CC has also been updated.) Of course there’s new camera/lens support, but there’s some greatly anticipated new features too: Preset/Profile Sync! (All Versions) Finally! After 4 years of requests, and many preparatory changes (such… Click to continue
What’s New in Lightroom CC April 2018 release?
The Lightroom CC ecosystem has been updated today, with updates for the Windows (1.3), Mac (1.3), iOS (3.2) and Android (3.4) apps. (Lightroom Classic CC has also been updated.) Of course there’s new camera/lens support, but there’s some big new features too: New Profiles (All Versions) Since version 3, Lightroom has offered a number of profiles to… Click to continue
What’s New in Lightroom CC February 2018 release?
The Lightroom CC ecosystem has been updated today, with updates for the Windows (1.2), Mac (1.2), iOS (3.1.1) and Android (3.3) apps. (Lightroom Classic CC has also been updated.) Of course there’s new camera/lens support, as well as bug fixes. The Android version has gained lots of new features this time. The new features in this release are:… Click to continue
What’s New in Lightroom CC December 2017 release?
The Lightroom CC ecosystem has been updated today, with updates for the Windows (1.1), Mac (1.1), iOS (3.1) and Android (3.2) apps. (Lightroom Classic CC has also been updated.) Of course there’s new camera/lens support, as well as bug fixes, but we’re also seeing fast development of new features as the app is so new. By popular demand,… Click to continue
What a Week in the Lightroom World!
The past week has been one to remember, and I don’t think any of us fancy repeating it. But as the adrenaline levels are dropping and we all start to calm down, let’s take a sensible look back at the main points of confusion and how we move forward from here. Which Lightroom is… Click to continue
Lightroom CC 1.0 Released!
For more than 10 years, Lightroom has been the industry standard for photo editing. Years of development and numerous new features, however, creates an ever-growing level of complexity. Many photographers have found Lightroom increasingly difficult to learn and understand. At Adobe Max last year, Bryan O’Neil Hughes previewed a new cloud-native photography app, code-named Project… Click to continue
The Future of Lightroom
Since the first Lightroom beta was released in 2006, the world of photography has undergone many changes. In those days, most people had never even heard of smartphones, and editing photos required sitting down at a computer. Today, photos shot on mobile phones grace the covers of top magazines, and billions of photos are captured… Click to continue
Lightroom CC vs. Lightroom Classic – Which Do I Need?
There are two different versions of Lightroom – the cloud-native Lightroom CC and the traditional folder-based Lightroom Classic. So how do you figure out which you need? I’ve prepared a flow chart to help you make your decision (although of course it doesn’t cover all possible variations and workflows!) and a feature comparison of the… Click to continue
A Sneak Peek at Project Nimbus, Adobe’s Future Cloud-Native Photo Editor
At the Adobe Max conference, Adobe showcases their newest features and shares a brief glimpse into some of the projects they’re working on. In a keynote address on Wednesday, Bryan O’Neill Hughes showed off one such project… a new photography app, code-named Project Nimbus. Introducing the app, Bryan said “We’re building on the success of Lightroom, to deliver a complete cloud-native… Click to continue