You can still purchase LR6 licenses, and there is no official end date for purchasing them. Lightroom 6 is where they stop, and they will continue to support updates through the end of 2017. So what use can I get out of this cloud-based version relaunched as Lightroom CC? Before diving into Lightroom CC, let’s run through the basics of Adobe’s new plans.įirst of all, as stated in October’s launch, Adobe is no longer offering standalone options for Lightroom users. If your Internet speed cannot handle networked drives as a source for Raws, how is cloud storage going to be the future? I just answered my own question: It’s not in my future. Many users of desktop-oriented, or “classic,” Lightroom are put off by cloud storage. What the hell is going to happen to desktop-oriented Lightroom as we know it today? Do these changes affect my efficiency, and am I paying more for a product I have to have? Before we jump to conclusions about Adobe taking us down a rabbit hole of lackluster enhancements, let’s talk shop.
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This industry is full of surprises, and we have to move forward instead of staying stagnant. Launch the December 2017 issue of the magazine by logging in or signing up for a free account. Shutter Magazine is the industry’s leading professional photography magazine.Īs a photographer with a workflow built around Adobe Lightroom, the major changes released back in October 2017 got my head spinning. Want more information on this article? Get access to video content and additional supporting images. Finding Your Fit: Lightroom Classic or Lightroom CC? with Dustin Lucas
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