Apply presets, edit, trim and retouch videos with precision sliders to fine-tune contrast, highlights, color and more.Īdobe Sensei uses machine learning to recognize the people and other content in your photos and then applies searchable keywords automatically. Lightroom’s popular photo editing can also be used with your videos. Unlock a world of possibilities with our photo and video editor. Edits on one device are automatically applied everywhere else. And you can edit your full-resolution photos and videos anywhere - on mobile devices, the web, or your desktop. With easy-to-use photo and video editing tools like presets, sliders and filters, Lightroom makes it simple to make your photos and videos look just the way you want. And easily share and showcase your photos in fun ways. Organize with searchable keywords that are automatically applied without the hassle of tagging.

Adjust your full-resolution images and have both your originals and edits backed up to the cloud. The app offers powerful photo editing features in an easy-to-use interface. Non-subscribers may try the product free for 7 days before incurring the monthly Lightroom subscription fee.*Īdobe Photoshop Lightroom is a powerful photo and video editor that empowers you to edit, organize, store, and share your photos and videos across desktop, mobile, and web.Ĭreate incredible photos and videos anywhere with Lightroom and 1TB of cloud storage. I assume when I get back I will be able to copy settings from the iPad Raw edits and paste them onto the original OneDrive raw files on my PC via Lightroom classic?ģ) I guess I am OK to delete the iPad files once I have sorted this?Ĥ) I presume if I do it the other way around: import from PC and then edit on CC on iPad that the raw files will reside on the PC and I will edit a copy on Lightroom CC instead.*A qualifying Adobe Photoshop Lightroom subscription is required. All great, but here are the questions:ġ) When the files are opened in Lr CC, where are they stored? They don't seem to be local so I am guessing creative cloud, but the whole process seems too fast for it to be working on a 26mb compressed Raw fileĢ) As I still want my files on my PC for storage purposes and I cannot just use creative cloud storage as I only get 20GB free.

The image comes in and I edit and export to camera roll. Next I used 'open with' in OneDrive on the iPad to open the file in Lightroom CC. to import, I uploaded my raw files to OneDrive in my usual raw folder. I was super impressed - it is way faster than Classic and could well be my favourite way to edit if I can work out how to calibrate the iPad Air 4 screen! Any tips here appreciated too.Īnyway. I recently had a go at editing some Fuji raw files on my iPad as I was away from home. Just a bit puzzled about how the storage is working for Lightroom CC.

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