Adobe Lightroom is a photo management and editing software that allows users to organize, edit, and share their photos in one place. It is available for desktop and mobile devices and has both a paid and free version.
Adobe Lightroom was first released in 2007.
In 2017, Adobe introduced Lightroom CC which is a cloud-based version of the software.
In 2018, Adobe renamed the older desktop version to Lightroom Classic CC.
Adobe continues to improve and update both versions of Lightroom.
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The older desktop version of Lightroom with a perpetual license. It offers advanced editing features and is ideal for those who prefer local storage for their photos.
The cloud-based version of Lightroom with a subscription-based license. It offers seamless sync across devices and easy collaboration with others.
Yes, you can use Lightroom Classic CC without an internet connection since it stores photos locally on your computer. However, Lightroom CC requires an internet connection for some features such as syncing across devices.
No, Lightroom CC requires a monthly or yearly subscription fee to access its features. Lightroom Classic CC offers a perpetual license option, but it is not regularly updated with new features.
No, Lightroom is only able to edit photos. If you need to edit videos, you can use Adobe Premiere Pro or other video editing software.
Presets are pre-made edits that can be applied to photos with one click. They can be created by users or downloaded from other sources.
Lightroom and Photoshop have different capabilities, and it depends on your needs. Lightroom is more for photo management and basic editing, while Photoshop offers advanced editing features such as compositing and graphic design.