When a new camera is released, standardized formats such as JPEG, TIFF and DNG are supported immediately. Tap the LR icon (top-left of Organize view) and then go to General preferences > Left Handed Editing to move the panels to the left.
If the originals are available in the cloud (not smart previews synced from Lightroom Classic) and you’re using a 64-bit device, you can tap to download the full resolution original for optimal quality. When you share a web gallery from your iOS or Android device, you can now access the sharing options without having to open a web browser.įull Resolution Edit (Android, 64-bit only) So useful for correcting geometric distortion! The Upright tool and Transform sliders were added to the Android version in the last update, and now they’re available on the iOS app too. Geometry Sliders & Guided Upright (iOS – already on Android) The Sharpening & Noise Sliders are now available on Android in the Detail panel. Sharpening & Noise Reduction Sliders (Android – already on iOS) The Grain sliders have been added to the Effects panel on iOS and Android devices. This is particularly useful when migrating from Lightroom Classic, if you don’t have a spare external hard drive available. You can now select your NAS as the custom location for original photos. You can now filter your photos by their sync status, to find those that are currently syncing, or those that only have smart previews available in the cloud. Lightroom CC desktop now accepts the new. You can read all about the new profiles here. These profiles are now available across the entire Lightroom and Camera Raw ecosystem.
In addition to the existing camera matching profiles, there’s now a whole set of new Adobe profiles for different subjects, and a wide range of creative profiles to give your photos a specific “look”. In the April 2018 Lightroom releases, these profiles have become first-class citizens, and the concept has been greatly expanded. Since version 3, Lightroom has offered a number of profiles to emulate different in-camera picture styles, but they were hidden away in the Camera Calibration panel so most people didn’t know they existed, and they weren’t available in Lightroom CC.
Of course there’s new camera/ lens support, but there’s some big new features too:
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.)
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