Copy link to clipboard
Copied
Hi, I have searched the whole app (even tried crtl H), the forums and google and the Merge to HDR feature seems to be a taboo issue. Either I am being blind and cant see it at all, or Adobe haven't added this into the new build. If it's the latter, I am actually astounded no one has asked the question as to where the bloody hell it is.
Is there anyone out there that could shed some light on the issue, for all us people who want to use Lightroom for professional reasons?
Lightroom CC is NOT an update to Lightroom 2015/CC. The update to the old program is Lightroom Classic. Install that and you'll have the HDR feature back. Lightroom CC is a whole new program that is cloud centric and misses about 90% of the features of the old Lightroom and Lightroom Classic. Unfortunately Adobe decided to confuse everybody mightily by naming the new program the same as the old completely different program. Lightroom CC is for when you want your entire library of images to be st
...Copy link to clipboard
Copied
Lightroom CC is NOT an update to Lightroom 2015/CC. The update to the old program is Lightroom Classic. Install that and you'll have the HDR feature back. Lightroom CC is a whole new program that is cloud centric and misses about 90% of the features of the old Lightroom and Lightroom Classic. Unfortunately Adobe decided to confuse everybody mightily by naming the new program the same as the old completely different program. Lightroom CC is for when you want your entire library of images to be stored in the cloud, don't shoot an awful lot, and don't care much about things like HDR, printing, batch editing, keywording, etc. Lightroom Classic is for when you want your images to be mostly local and need those features and/or when you shoot large amounts of images.
Copy link to clipboard
Copied
Thanks Jao vdL​ Thats a bit of a confusing naming. Surely they would have been better calling it Lightroom Lite and the the now "classic" to Lightroom Pro? Also the pricing structure makes no sense, it is baffling that they would try to entice the casual user into a pay monthly package and leave the power users out in the cold. Very odd.
Copy link to clipboard
Copied
Features missing from Lightroom CC:
Copy link to clipboard
Copied
The new LR CC has a HSL panel, it is accessed by pressing the color wheal symbol in the Color Pallet.
Copy link to clipboard
Copied
So - Lr CC ver 1.0.1 should have all the features a decade old version (Classic) has at version 7.0.1?
Copy link to clipboard
Copied
Neox99 wrote
So - Lr CC ver 1.0.1 should have all the features a decade old version (Classic) has at version 7.0.1?
Dream on. Lightroom CC is completely new from the ground up. Whatever is added to Lightroom CC will be added when it's added. It's new technology, taking Lightroom in an entirely new direction. You just have to watch it grow and develop as it will.
Copy link to clipboard
Copied
bitm07 was faster than me. Indeed HSL is there it's just hard to find. What is further missing though are:
Just a quick attempt ;-). If you don't need any of these LR CC is fine.
Copy link to clipboard
Copied
Split Toning
Highlight and Shadow clipping warnings
Perpetual Licence option
Copy link to clipboard
Copied
Hummm? Windows 10 just had an update which added a People module and installed a third-party app (Screen Recorder).
(I promptly got rid of both)
Maybe Microsoft should not have released Win 10 until those items were included?
Copy link to clipboard
Copied
Thanks bitm07 and Jao for the updates. The original list was lifted off Scott Kelby's website.
Clipping warnings are available if you use two fingers when adjusting sliders.
According to what I've heard hierarchical keywords will be gone for good.
Copy link to clipboard
Copied
martin:) wrote
Thanks bitm07 and Jao for the updates. The original list was lifted off Scott Kelby's website.
Clipping warnings are available if you use two fingers when adjusting sliders.
I think the two finger trick is mobile only and doesn't work on the desktop version. Undoubtedly they will add it somehow sometime.
According to what I've heard hierarchical keywords will be gone for good.
That would be monumentally shortsighted but not unexpected. Very Appleesque to do this. "Some people don't get it so let's get rid of it."
Copy link to clipboard
Copied
Hi All,
Lightroom CC 1.1 version is live and you can update it via creative cloud desktop app.
Refer the list of new features added to this update: New features summary for the October 2017 and later releases of Lightroom CC
Regards,
Mohit