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If you were holding out for all the new features that were added to the old Lightroom CC, waiting for them to be frozen into a Lightroom 7 and then buy the box, that’s not going to happen (ok, stop, breathe. The bad news (for those on Lightroom 6), Lightroom Classic will not be available as a perpetual license. See the pricing page here What about me? I don’t want a subscription

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For those who are truly mobile and don’t require a desktop app, the Lightroom Mobile plan for iOS and Android is available.

There is a new Lightroom CC only plan available for $9.99 a month with 1TB (No Classic or Photoshop).

If you want to increase to 1Tb of storage, then it becomes $19.99 a month.

Creative Cloud Photography program, Lightroom Classic and Lightroom CC are included.

Creative Cloud all apps, Lightroom Classic and CC are included.

If you are already a member of Creative Cloud you get it automatically. If you love taking photos with your mobile phone or tablet, and you want to access or edit your photos from anywhere, Lightroom CC is ideal for you. Don’t try and transfer all your photos to the new Lightroom CC (yet).

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If you are a professional photographer / power user / serious enthusiast, keep using Lightroom Classic. (Please bookmark this page as I will be adding a Lightroom CC tutorial in the next day or 2) Who is it for?

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All the photographs on your new Lightroom CC are all in perfect sync all the time and you have access to the FULL resolution photos from any of these devices (or through a web browser if you don’t happen to have a device handy, you know, cyber cafe, whatever.). The big difference is that Lightroom CC stores all of the photos on the cloud (A giant web server, somewhere). It consists of:Īll of these apps are in sync and now collectively called Lightroom CC (Makes sense right? CC is Creative Cloud, so these are synced in the cloud). Lightroom CC is a suite of applications, designed for people who want their photos anywhere. If you ignore the name change, you continue to work just like you always have. Desktop based, local file storage on hard drives (and the ability to sync one Library to the mobile apps using low res Smart Previews), robust editing tools. Lightroom Classic is exactly the same Lightroom you already have.

Project Nimbus (and the mobile apps) = Lightroom CC.

Remember Project Nimbus? Nimbus is a new streamlined desktop app for editing photos that Adobe announced at Adobe MAX in 2016.

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You know Lightroom mobile? The iphone app (and android), the iPad app (and android), the web browser and the apple TV app (yes they have been on the browser and Apple TV for ages). Lightroom CC is now a new(ish) Lightroom.

(Yes, I agree, I hate the name too, but that’s what it’s now called). Pretend they were about to call it Lightroom 7 and then at the last minute they decided to change the name to Classic, got it? Lightroom 7 is now Lightroom Classic. (Just forget that they called it Lightroom CC last year, drop the CC, get selective amnesia). Whaaa? Let’s start with naming.įirst of all, Lightroom Classic is just a rename from the Lightroom we all know and love, you know, Lightroom 1-6. I know what you’re thinking, because we have all been through it. I’ll also share all the new features and my suggestions. Who it’s for, how it will affect you and your photos and what you should do now. I’m going to cut through the clutter and smoke and explain exactly what has happened: There is Lightroom Classic and a new Lightroom CC. Adobe has made some major announcements around Lightroom.