2. The Lightroom Classic CC subscription includes Photoshop CC Lightroom Classic CC is excellent for standard photo adjustments and particularly excels in batch processing, but Adobe Photoshop allows for a level of deep image surgery that Lightroom just can’t do.
Photoshop includes Adobe Bridge, used to manage many file types, and Adobe Camera Raw, which features the same world-class image processing engine as Lightroom. Or you can take your edits completely mobile with Adobe Photoshop Express and Adobe Photoshop Lightroom for mobile.
5. Lightroom Classic is faster than Lightroom 6 Lightroom 6 is pretty famous for being sluggish – much slower than many other editing programs (especially in the 1:1 image preview process). Adobe’s been working on this though, and current versions of Lightroom are much, much faster than Lightroom 6.
Lightroom Classic CC allows you to sync with the Lightroom mobile app (now known as Lightroom CC) on your mobile devices. This means you can download your images to your phone or tablet and show them to people even when your device is offline.
Having up-to-date software might not seem like a big deal if you’re using an older camera or you don’t often update your system software. If, however, you want to work with newer gear or current operating systems, there’s a point at which Lightroom 6 just won’t cut it. Back when Lightroom was a standalone program you had to pay for updates. The goo
Lightroom Classic CC is excellent for standard photo adjustments and particularly excels in batch processing, but Adobe Photoshop allows for a level of deep image surgery that Lightroom just can’t do. Photoshop’s advanced selection tools make for excellent photo compositing and object removalthat’s pretty much unrivalled in the world of editing sof
Lightroom Classic CC allows you to sync with the Lightroom mobile app (now known as Lightroom CC) on your mobile devices. This means you can download your images to your phone or tablet and show them to people even when your device is offline. If needed, you can also develop photos in Lightroom CC, which is included in your Lightroom Classic subscr
A while back, Adobe revamped their entire Lightroom Classic camera profile options. There are camera profiles that emulate a camera’s native “look,” as well as creative and subject-specific profiles. You can even create custom profiles or install profiles others have made. On a practical level, camera profiles are helpful if you use more than one c
Lightroom 6 is pretty famous for being sluggish – much slower than many other editing programs (especially in the 1:1 image preview process). Adobe’s been working on this though, and current versions of Lightroom are much, much fasterthan Lightroom 6. That’s huge for those of us who are working with large amounts of images, and adds up to some sign
Something that’s been around in both Nik and Topaz filters, live previews really make sorting through the effects of different presets much easier than having to apply them and reverse things if it’s not the right look. If you don’t use presets much this will probably be irrelevant. But if presets are your thing and you have many to choose from, li
Adobe’s been hard at work over the last few years adding new features to Lightroom Classic CC. Two of the most exciting are the color range and luminance masking, but there are many others that could be particularly helpful, depending on your workflow. These include a dehaze slider, a guided upright slider for fixing keystone issues, and an intelli
If you don’t already have a place to display your images online, Lightroom Classic CC has you covered. There are two ways to go about it. The first is to share a Collection. When you set a synchronized Collection to “public,” Lightroom Classic will create a URL that anyone can see in their browser. Give your viewers the URL and you’re good to go. I
If you’re still using Lightroom 6, you’re probably well aware that it’s no longer supported by Adobe. This may not seem like a big deal if you never plan to upgrade either your cameras or your computer(s). If you do end up upgrading, however, you’ll probably find Lightroom 6 becoming more and more obsolete. One workaround is to upgrade your camera
Is Lightroom CC the same as Lightroom 6? No. Lightroom CC is a subscription version of Lightroom that works on mobile devices. Is Lightroom 6 still supported? No, Lightroom 6 is no longer supported by Adobe. What’s the difference between Lightroom CC and Lightroom Classic CC? Lightroom CC is the current mobile version of Lightroom. It has a number