Lightroom Mobile 2.6 for iOS should be live in the iOS App Store, although it might take a while to propagate across the globe. You can find a full list of updated features on Adobe’s website. This includes the “Professional Mode,” which offers complete control over your smartphone’s camera, including RAW DNG capture when supported. Likewise, version 2.6 for iOS adds a new capture interface that was first released in the Android version of Lightroom Mobile. Now, you can edit titles, captions, and copyright data from right within the info panel, a much-requested feature from mobile photographers.
Most notably, the three-finger tap to see a before-and-after of an image can now be done with a long press and hold of one finger. To do this, Adobe had to redesign how and where the image is placed on the screen and change a few gestures that required two hands. In altering the layout, Adobe also made sure that all of the editing tools were easy to reach with a single hand - an important detail as phones seem to be reversing course and getting larger over the past few years. The first step to this was to make sure the editing tools that are most used together are presented alongside one another in the develop mode for a more streamlined editing experience. The new experience puts speed and accessibility at the forefront, making sure the mobile photo management workflow is as seamless as possible. All new in version 2.6, Lightroom Mobile for iOS has an updated edit interface. The most significant update of the day comes in the form of a revamped Adobe Lightroom Mobile for iOS. You can find a full list of the lenses by visiting Adobe’s update page, and you can update Adobe Camera Raw through the Creative Cloud app. Cameras and lenses from Canon, Fujifilm, Google, Hasselblad, Nikon, Olympus, Sony, Samsung, and others now have better support within the lens profile corrections module. Adobe Camera Raw 9.8Īs has been standard for a few updates now, Adobe Camera Raw receives the same profile updates as Lightroom. You can find out more information about the update on Adobe’s website and update Lightroom using your Creative Cloud management app.
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