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While it’s not a complete replacement for Luminosity Masking, this new feature will save you a few unnecessary trips into Photoshop. It also lets you adjust how hard or soft the transition is. This new feature excludes those darker pixels so the adjustment only applies to the sky. Until now, it would also darken any trees, mountains, or buildings that stuck up above the horizon. The obvious application is when you use a gradient mask to darken your sky. In short, you can tell Lightroom to apply the adjustments only to pixels that fall within a certain range of brightness or color values.

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This update brings a version of this to the Gradient, Radial, and Brush adjustments.

Luminance and Color Masking: Luminosity masks are all the rage in Photoshop these days and there are no shortage of YouTubers who want to tell you about it (and sell you their Photoshop panel to make it much easier).

While this is an “under the hood” upgrade, it is probably long overdue. It’s not quite instantaneous but it’s a huge improvement to the “I’ll get around to it in a bit” experience with recent versions.

Speed improvements: Navigation and switching from Library to Develop Modules are much faster.

It is a modest update to the previous version but its updates and new features are welcome ones. It is what would have been Lightroom 7 if there had been a Lightroom 7. Lightroom Classic CC is the new name for what we’ve been calling Lightroom CC for the last few years.

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Of course, that has as much to do with the insane pricing Adobe charged for a Photoshop perpetual license as it does with how reasonable the monthly cost of a subscription is.

I did some calculations once and figured that you would have to delay updating Photoshop and Lightroom for more than five years to make perpetual licenses cheaper than a Creative Cloud Photography Plan. It’s far less than annual updates to perpetual Photoshop and Lightroom licenses.

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For a modest enough fee, I always have the latest versions of software I use all the time. I can only say, as someone who took the blue pill, that it’s not as bad or morally objectionable as some people think. I know that many of my friends, and many of you, object to the idea of paying a monthly fee for any kind of software. At that point, you will face the question of switching to another solution or giving in and submitting to our software subscription overlords.

You can keep using Lightroom 6 as long as you want, at least until you get a new camera down the road and it’s not supported by version 6.

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It cost $150 new or $80 for an upgrade and it pretty much had all the features of the Creative Cloud version, except that you couldn’t sync your photos with your mobile app.Īccording to Adobe, Lightroom 6 will get another update before the end of 2017 and, as the pig said, that that’s all, folks! There will never be a Lightroom 7 (well, nothing by that name anyway). This was the version that you could buy without subscribing to one of Adobe’s Creative Cloud subscription plans. Lightroom 6 is, um, was the perpetual license version of Lightroom. Let me lay out the changes and my opinion on them. I’m here to tell you that it’s neither unless you use Lightroom without a Creative Cloud subscription. Depending on who you listen to, it’s either no big thing or a sign of the apocalypse. If you have been paying attention to photography-related social media lately, you may have heard that Adobe has made some changes to their Lightroom family of programs.