

Whenever a RAW file is imported from a selected camera, it will use the assigned color profile, even a preset. Now you can change the default to the camera settings, or you can change by camera.Ĭhoose your cameras from the list and choose the profile you want to use. When you import RAW photos they are all in Adobe color profile. New RAW Defaults, and the ability to set per camera. Paint on different parts of the photo to change colors, such as the back of the mirror. Move the hue slider to change the color.Īs you move hue, you can keep changing the color. Here is a carousel that I photographed in Great Park Irvine. (TIP: Hold down Alt/Option key to evoke Fine Adjustments). If you click, Use fine adjustment, the slider will move slower, this is good for fine details such as shifting skin color to remove sunburn etc. If you move the hue you can change the color of the selected area. There is now a hue slider for the Adjustment Brush, Gradient and radial tools. There are IO textboxs, so you can enter values. You can use the Keyboard arrow up and down arrows to adjust the curve.

If you right -click there are also new options.

You can also get into the color channels easier and there is color hinting in the color channels to show what colors are affected. You will notice that the curves panel has been modernized, with simpler buttons to go between parametric and point curves. While you move the sliders, the main view is updated in the realtime, the thumbnails in the film strip and Navigator, don’t update until you release the slider. You can also use the up or down arrow keys to scroll through the grid.Īnother area you will see speed improvements is processing. You will notice that the grid view scrolls much smoother than before. The new features Grid Optimization for faster scrolling.Ī lot of work has gone into optimizing performance in this release and the grid view is a recipient of that hard work. The Creative Cloud logo has also changed to a rainbow color. The new Lightroom, is the one that was formally known as Lightroom Mobile. Not confusing at all, right? All you need to know, is that the Lightroom you have always known, the one the pros use is Lightroom Classic. then CC for a second, then changed to Lightroom Classic recently, and it still is Lightroom Classic. The CC is gone in the name, so the previous Lightroom Mobile, that was Lightroom CC is now just called Lightroom. I have covered that big ACR update in the Photoshop release article.įirst up in the Branding change. Remember, the processing engine is the same as Camera Raw, so when Lightroom gets an update in the develop module, so does Camera Raw. Check out the video to see the new features and learn how they work. Let’s take a look at the new features now. This is quite a big release for Lightroom Classic. New Features in Lightroom Classic June 2020 Release.
