Previously, the desktop version of Lightroom that we’ve come to know and love (and hate sometimes), was called Adobe Photoshop Lightroom CC. Adobe is moving everything to their subscription-based Creative Cloud product.Īlright, the very first thing you will notice is the new naming of the Lightroom apps. Don’t wait for Lightroom 7 to come out with awesome updates, it’s not going to happen. Lightroom 6 is the last standalone version of Lightroom you can get (i.e.: buy it once, use forever). So What’s New With Lightroom?įirst, let’s get this out of the way: Lightroom, as a standalone application, will not be updated anymore. I’m also happy to report that all of our premium Photoshop Actions work fine with this new version of Photoshop. They also pushed an updated version of Photoshop that includes more streamlined brush management, the very cool variable fonts feature, the curvature pen tool and much more.
Of course, this recent Creative Cloud update included updates for other applications such as Illustrator, InDesign, Dreamweaver, and many others. I wanted to share some thoughts, and address some of the concerns I’ve heard both via our own contact email and via various forums, blogs, and social media. They recently released quite a massive update – which includes significant updates to Lightroom and Photoshop.
Every now and then, Adobe releases updates to their suite of applications.
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