From there, scroll down to find Lightroom and you can select the Full or Upgrade version for your platform. You can even buy the Lightroom 6 Upgrade for both platforms. Unless Adobe or Amazon are running a deal, the prices are usually pretty close. Amazon sometimes offers a software or music credit, so check for that, too.
And easily share and showcase your photos in fun ways. Anywhere editing: With easy-to-use photo editing tools like sliders and filters, Lightroom makes it simple to create photos that look just the way you want.
And you can edit your full-resolution photos anywhere — on mobile devices, the web, or your desktop. Edits on one device are automatically applied everywhere else.
Smarter organization: Adobe Sensei uses machine learning to recognize the people and other content in your photos and then applies searchable keywords automatically. Looking for shots of your cousin or favorite trips to the water?
Auto-tagging makes searching a snap so you can create albums based on any person or theme you want. Worry-free storage: The 1TBG of cloud storage included with Lightroom ensures that you can access your entire library of full-resolution photos anytime you want, anywhere you are, from any device. Easy sharing: Share your photographs with loved ones, clients, or an even bigger audience. Post photos directly to social sites, showcase them on your website by sending them directly to Adobe Portfolio, and create stunning graphics, web pages, and video stories in minutes with Adobe Spark.
It's all included in your membership. Learn from the pros: Explore in-app Lightroom tutorials, plus inspirational content from professional photographers and educators as they take you through their process, step by step Subscription terms Your first week is free. Once your free trial ends, the recurring monthly payment or upfront payment for a year in full, whichever option you selected, is automatically charged to your Microsoft account.
To stop service, go to account settings and turn off auto-renew at least 24 hours before the end of your billing period. By , Adobe stopped supporting the earlier, standalone versions of Lightroom.
The last standalone version released was Lightroom 6. Older versions do not receive updates. So, new camera and lens profiles are no longer updated. Photographers are still using old versions of Lightroom. But you can no longer buy Lightroom as a standalone program that you can use permanently. The Creative Cloud subscription fee was the first of its kind and was a controversial act.
Many people felt angered by this huge increase in price. And there is still a lot of negativity surrounding this subscription model. But Photoshop is a different program and is not included in this subscription plan. More cloud storage space is available. Adobe also offers a Photoshop-only plan that comes with GB of cloud storage. As of , this plan also comes with the Photoshop iPad app.
The Lightroom plan is the simplest, but it is not the best plan for most photographers. The best is the Photography plan that includes both Lightroom and Photoshop. This basic plan comes with only 20 GB of storage. This is fine for photographers who store their photos on hard drives rather than in the cloud. It also increases cloud storage to 1 TB. You will have room for approximately 20, raw images or , JPEGs.
If you only want to backup your images, there are less expensive online storage options. Photographers who also edit videos will often add a Premiere Rush subscription. For more advanced videos, use Premiere Pro. The Premiere Rush plan includes GB of cloud storage. You will get programs for editing video, audio, graphics, webpages, text, and photos. This plan includes GB of cloud storage. Every couple of years, Adobe would release a new version for photographers to buy outright, or to upgrade their existing copy.
Great features, regular updates, cloud storage, multi-device functionality - the Photography Plan is the most popular way to get Lightroom. However, all is not lost — keep reading on to see why you may change your mind and end up happily paying for a monthly subscription, just like me. Here in January , photographers can only use the latest version of Adobe Lightroom by paying monthly or annually as part of a subscription plan.
Also bundled into the main photography plans is Adobe Photoshop, which can be used on the desktop and more recently via an incredible iPad app. While there are several other good alternatives to Lightroom , none of them offer the same seamless multi-device integration, and no editing software comes close to the power of Photoshop.
Being able to edit and share your photos on a phone and tablet is incredibly liberating. With 1TB of online storage space, the excellent Photography Plan 1TB lets you backup and sync approximately 20, RAWs or , JPEGs across your desktop and mobile devices, giving you the ultimate in editing freedom and peace of mind.
Lightroom 6 standalone is no longer available to purchase. Initially, I was annoyed about this, but the more I used the subscription version, the more I understood why Adobe had made this decision. With the extra money generated since Adobe switched to its subscription models, they have invested a lot into making Lightroom much better. This is essential for most people.
Lightroom Classic CC launches faster, generates previews faster, imports and exports faster, switches between modules faster, and generally feels much snappier than previous versions of Lightroom. If you own any camera released after Dec , you need to buy Lightroom Classic CC to be able to edit your photos. I bought a Sony a7III earlier this year, and so I had to stop using Lightroom 6 and upgrade to their subscription plan.
This is a huge benefit. Lightroom Classic V Being able to sync and backup your imported photos to the cloud, then use a mobile device to cull, rate and edit photos is incredibly liberating. You can also use Photoshop CC to perform more fine-tuning on your images via your iPad, all from the cloud — very impressive. I love the ability to create an online gallery of images to share in just a few clicks, using the Albums feature of Lightroom CC and the included Adobe cloud storage space.
Also, thanks to Apple iOS13, Lightroom Mobile is finally able to import photos from your camera directly to the Lightroom app, bypassing the camera roll. Also added to the update are multiple export options, including options for the file type, pixel dimensions, compression and watermarks,. The latest version of Adobe Photoshop now supports a fully completely mobile workflow, meaning that you can start editing a PSD on your desktop, have it saved to the Adobe cloud automatically, then continue editing on your iPad.
For a few weeks, it was still possible to grab one of the last remaining copies on Amazon, but they all seem to be sold out now. Aside from that, there may be the odd copy floating around the Internet, or you might even still be using Lr6 on your computer today.
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