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.
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Version 5. Use multiple tools together to create more complex and precise selections. Create a precise selection with a single click using advanced AI. If you want to add the same filters, coloring, geometric changes, or lighting adjustments to multiple images, this comes in handy. Just do the work one time, and it will instantly be applied to all other images that you select. You can import pictures individually, in groups, or by album.
A dialogue box will open, and just find the picture on your desktop. If you want to create an album, click on the Add Album button. Give your album a name, and then you can upload photos directly to the album. There is also the option to rate your pictures. Then, you can filter pictures based on their rating. At the top of the page is a search bar, and you can type in an object, animal, place, and the system will search your uploaded images and show you the results.
Some pictures need a lot of editing. Lightroom has a helpful tool called Auto, which uses AI to make instant adjustments to your pictures. You can see the changes on your screen, and if it fixes your issues, it will have saved you plenty of time. Speaking of the Light options, you can open that menu to find the lighting adjustment tools. This is where you can fix the exposure, contrast, add highlights, shadows, or increase and decrease the Whites or Blacks. The adjustments are made by simply moving the slider to the right or the left.
Under the Light option is where you can make adjustments to the color. Change the temperature, tint, vibrance, and saturation. It also includes a color saturation tool, where you can remove or enhance specific colors. Lastly, there are the geometric tools. These are fun to play with if you want to rotate your picture on a degree axis, stretch it out vertically, scale the image, move it along an X or Y axis, change the aspect ratio, or distort it.
The Heal tool is great for retouching small and unwanted objects. In this case, I wanted to take the woman out of my picture. I highlighted her using the Heal brush, and Lightroom chose another area in the picture with a similar background to replace over her.
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. Additionally, it comes with step-by-step tutorials tackling both basic and advanced techniques. Privacy Overview This website uses cookies so that we can provide you with the best user experience possible. Strictly Necessary Cookies Strictly Necessary Cookie should be enabled at all times so that we can save your preferences for cookie settings.
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