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Different […] Adobe adds support for the new Nikon Z8 Pixel Shift feature and the latest Viltrox Z lenses By [NR] admin | Published: February 21, 2024 Adobe released new updates for their photography-related products (February releases) with added support for the new Nikon Z8 Pixel Shift feature and the latest Viltrox Z lenses: Fixed issues in Adobe Lightroom Adobe Lightroom Desktop update The latest camera support added: Nikon Z8 Pixel Shift Support The latest lens support added: Viltrox AF 20mm F2.8 Z […] Adobe added tethering support for the Nikon Z9 camera (macOS only for now) By [NR] admin | Published: February 15, 2023 Adobe released several new updates (February releases) for their photography-related products with support for the latest cameras and lenses, including tethering support for the Nikon Z9 camera (macOS only for now). Here are the details: Adobe Lightroom Desktop update – see also this page (Lightroom desktop version 6.2 and mobile version 8.2) The latest camera support […] New Adobe Lightroom CC & Classic versions released with tethered Live View for Nikon (beta) By [NR] admin | Published: March 17, 2021 Today Adobe released their March 2021 Lightroom CC and Lightroom Classic versions: Adobe Lightroom Classic version 10. 2 Adobe Lightroom 4.2 March release Adobe Lightroom iOS version 6.2 & Android version 6.2 Adobe Camera Raw 13 The latest camera support added The latest lens support added Two new Nikon related updates: Nikon ViewNX-i vs. Adobe Camera Raw comparison (pros and cons) By [NR] admin |

Skip to contentLightroom CC 1.5 and Lightroom Classic CC 7.5 UpdatesIt’s only August and Adobe is already pushing out Lightroom CC 1.5 and Lightroom Classic CC 7.5 updates. Again, this is one of the upsides to having a software subscription model: continuous updates! As well, Adobe is demonstrating its continued support for Classic even as CC continues to grow and improve. When CC was released back in October of 2017, many people in the community expressed their concern that CC would mark the slow death of Classic. However, Adobe is showing that their belief in Classic is as strong as ever.Along with the usual bug fixes and updated camera and lens support, the following are included in the these Lightroom CC 1.5 and Lightroom Classic CC 7.5 Updates…Lightroom Classic CC 7.5Upload Presets and Profiles in bulkHEIC image files support on WindowsBook module enhancementsLightroom CC 1.5Keep an album’s photos locally for offline editingShow album membership in the Info PanelAlbum and Photo SharingFile Type BadgeLightroom Classic CC 7.5In this update to Classic, we are seeing two minor (but useful!) tweaks as well some much needed attention given to the Book module. It has been a long time since we have seen Book module updates so these changes are very welcome. Lightroom is integrated with the Blurb publishing platform and Blurb has recently made some updates to their offerings. So, at a guess, those changes on Blurb’s side have prompted updates on Adobe’s side. More on those in a moment. The first two updates to Classic to mention are bulk uploading of Presets and Profiles and HEIC support for Widows.Upload Presets and Profiles in bulkIn the 7.4 update, Adobe introduced us to the new Profiles feature – which we like to think of as digital film stock. With the 7.5 update you can now upload a bulk set of Presets or Profiles by pointing Lightroom to a ZIP compressed file. Simply point the import dialog at the .zip and, voila, all of the Presets and Profiles in that file will be added in a single click.HEIC Support for WindowsNot long ago, Apple decided that it would be a good idea to update the image format used by the iPhone. That’s great since the new High Efficiency Image File Format (HEIF) is really nifty; it’s just that they kind of forgot to let the rest of us know about the change! It has taken a while but, finally, Windows users are getting Lightroom support for the new format.Book Module EnhancementsAs I mentioned, it has been a while since we have seen any attention given to the Book module so these are welcome updates! In brief, Adobe has added support for …Choosing the new Blurb

#2 I’m always a bit puzzled when people say they use Lightroom CC2015, especially if they report having some problem. That means that you do pay for a subscription that gives you regular updates with new features and bugfixes, but you do not install any of those updates. Why? This could be a problem that has been solved ages ago... #3 I’m always a bit puzzled when people say they use Lightroom CC2015, especially if they report having some problem. That means that you do pay for a subscription that gives you regular updates with new features and bugfixes, but you do not install any of those updates. Why? This could be a problem that has been solved ages ago... I think many people simply haven't realized that Lightroom Classic is the latest version. #4 I think many people simply haven't realized that Lightroom Classic is the latest version. Agreed. Another consequence of this stupid renaming done by Adobe... #5 Maybe, but AFAIK, there were clear update messages when Lightroom Classic was introduced. In fact, even people who shouldn’t have gotten those messages, because they were using Lightroom 6 not CC2015, did get them because of a bug. And the other thing is that if you haven’t seen any updates for about a year, then don’t you start wondering about that too? #6 It must be confusing if you only dip into LR every now and then. But regular users will surely understand the "new order" of of things.

If you already have a trial or purchased version of Lightroom Classic installed, you don't have to uninstall it. Choose the option to install Lightroom Classic through either the Creative Cloud desktop app or through the Creative Cloud Download Center. It upgrades your trial or purchased installation to the fully licensed version that is part of your membership. You can’t use the serial number from previously purchased versions of Lightroom when you install the Creative Cloud version of Lightroom Classic. Creative Cloud products get licensed using your Adobe ID. Even though a Lightroom Creative Cloud installation includes a serial number, it's used only for registration, not installation. You can install Lightroom CC 2015 and later to a custom location. Prior versions of Lightroom (5.0 and earlier) had to be installed to your local drive and could not be installed to custom location like other Creative Cloud apps. Photoshop Lightroom Classic is available in the following languages: Deutsch; English; Español; Français; Italiano; Nederlands; Português (Brasil); Svenska; 日本語; 简体中文; 繁體中文, 한국어 To change the language, see Change the language setting. Yes. As part of your Creative Cloud membership, you will continue to get future updates to Lightroom Classic. No. Lightroom 6 has been discontinued and is no longer available for purchase on Adobe.com. Consider upgrading to the Creative Cloud Photography plan to get the latest updates in Lightroom Classic and Lightroom, and ensure that the software works with raw files from the newest cameras. Beginning with the Lightroom CC 2015.1 update, the