ADOBE PHOTOSHOP LIGHTROOM 6 REVIEWS UPGRADE

ConsДЇor the most part, Adobe Lightroom CC and Adobe Lightroom 6 look very much like Adobe Lightroom 5. вЂ“ Bigger emphasis on editing your images and sharing them immediately to help with the progressing and rapidly evolving market. вЂ“ New set of features very tempting to landscape photographers and folks that like to do things like the Brenizer method.

ADOBE PHOTOSHOP LIGHTROOM 6 REVIEWS UPGRADE

If youвЂ™re a landscape photographer, the upgrade to Lightroom 6 seems like a no brainer and if youвЂ™re a pro, the CC upgrade just makes so much sense. Adobe Lightroom CC is also included in the Photography package for $9.99/month. New to Adobe Lightroom are four big features: enhanced performance for the editing of all RAW file types, a new filter brush that works in conjunction with gradients, HDR merge, Panoramic merge, and a couple of new additions for folks that make slideshows such as syncing to music and changing the pace of the image progression to the beat of the music.ДЄll of these features are standard to Adobe Lightroom 6 and Adobe Lightroom CCвЂ™s major differences come with its integration with the Creative Cloud and with Lightroom Mobile for iPad and Android. Photographers can either go for the new Adobe Lightroom 6 (most likely for the amateurs) or Adobe Lightroom CC (most likely for the working pros with a Creative Cloud account.) For the most part, theyвЂ™re the same pieces of software.ДЄdobeвЂ™sВ Sharad Mangalick told us that both programs will receive updates at the same time when the patches and release candidates are available for download. Today, Adobe is giving consumers and professional photographers alike a new option.

Since Adobe announced their movement to the Creative Cloud, many photographers were hoping that Adobe Lightroom didnвЂ™t make the move.

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