Lightroom Classic (pictured top of post) isn’t going away anytime soon. Lightroom for iOS will be soon getting the ability to import edit presets and profiles, Adobe announced.įor the full list of changes in Lightroom for iOS, read Adobe’s support document. Split View multitasking: Lightroom on the left and Safari on the right.Īnd lastly, improvements to learn and discover content include a new two-column view for Discover and a before-after step for the interactive tutorials in the Learn section. The biggest change in Lightroom for iOS includes support for iOS’s side-by-side Split View multitasking on iPad which lets you work in Lightroom alongside another app to easily drag and drop content between the two apps and more. The Photo Merge feature now provides handy shortcuts for creating an HDR ( Ctrl + Shift + H) or Panorama ( Ctrl + Shift + M) without invoking the settings dialog.įor the full list of changes in Lightroom for Mac, read Adobe’s support document. Next, you can now import to a specific album by dragging and dropping directly onto an album in the Albums list. And when contributing photos to a shared album which is owned by someone else, you can now choose to include or omit metadata. Speaking of exports, shared album owners can now export what other people have contributed to their shared album. This feature was already available in Lightroom for iOS and Android. There are now new options available in Lightroom for Mac when exporting items - in addition to the previous JPEG and TIFF exports, you can now choose to save your photographs as DNG files. It also shared what’s in store across 2020.įor a detailed summary of the new features, visit the Adobe blog. Adobe today updated Lightroom for iOS, Lightroom for macOS and Lightroom Classic with new features like support for Split View multitasking.

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