In Photoshop you can create images on blank canvases. First impression is that Lightroom desperately needs a hands-on tutorial. It begs you to have a dual monitor setup to follow along.
Imagine a video game tutorial that happens outside of the game. The organization tools live on the left-hand side of the screen and on the bar above your photo, taking up the most real estate of any other toolset. Add Photos lets you add a photo to your workspace. My Library gives you filters to select certain albums, recent photos, etc. Sharing lets you upload photos to your Adobe Portfolio.
The real power of organization is delivered by way of star ratings and tagging. Star ratings work like a review system of stars per photo. Tagging options include type, keyword, camera, location, people, and contributors. In that sense, you can create traditional albums but then cross-reference select photos by their stars and tags, which adds to the notion that Lightroom excels for people who have big libraries.
The editing tools populate the right-hand side of the screen. For example, if you have a photo with the sun in the corner and want to add artificial sunshine that washes over the whole image, you could use the gradient tool to simulate an increasing brightness from the sun source. The desktop and mobile versions can sync together. For casual users in the iOS environment you can likely get what you need from Apple Photos.
However, the organization features only work within Apple Photos and Lightroom has better editing features. And you can edit your full-resolution photos anywhere — on mobile devices, the web, or your desktop. Edits on one device are automatically applied everywhere else. Smarter organization: Adobe Sensei uses machine learning to recognize the people and other content in your photos and then applies searchable keywords automatically.
Looking for shots of your cousin or favorite trips to the water? Auto-tagging makes searching a snap so you can create albums based on any person or theme you want. Worry-free storage: The 1TBG of cloud storage included with Lightroom ensures that you can access your entire library of full-resolution photos anytime you want, anywhere you are, from any device.
Easy sharing: Share your photographs with loved ones, clients, or an even bigger audience. Post photos directly to social sites, showcase them on your website by sending them directly to Adobe Portfolio, and create stunning graphics, web pages, and video stories in minutes with Adobe Spark. It's all included in your membership. Learn from the pros: Explore in-app Lightroom tutorials, plus inspirational content from professional photographers and educators as they take you through their process, step by step Subscription terms Your first week is free.
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Use multiple tools together to create more complex and precise selections. Create a precise selection with a single click using advanced AI. Recommended Presets: Let Lightroom AI suggest the best presets for your photo from our growing library of community presets. Add your unique edit to photos taken and shared to the community by other photographers. Get to know the app.
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