Lightroom 6 Standalone Update To Creative#

Lightroom 6 Standalone Update To Creative

It works pretty well in most circumstances if used carefully, but unwanted effects can occur in some circumstances, such as smudgy, unnatural-looking clouds. Again, the output is a DNG, so you can use Lightroom’s processing tools to non-destructively punch up the resulting image.Dehaze, introduced in the 2015 update to Creative Cloud, is another new feature, adding a way to reduce the haze or fogging that shooting into the sun or a bright light can add to photographs. If you buy Adobe Lightroom 6, youre going to get all the updates for version 6.Thankfully, our results proved impressively consistent, with even quite widely spaced shots stitching seamlessly together: only in one case did we need to export the image into Photoshop to tidy up a glitch. Now, you can get the standalone version of Lightroom by going to Amazon. As for the 64bit I am glad to see them forcing the hand of.

More commonly associated with the likes of Picasa and Facebook, it’s a feature that may seem superfluous to most serious snappers – but for those who cover weddings or celebrity events, it could be a tremendous time-saver. This means you can easily – for example – drag down a graduated filter to add depth and vibrancy to a drab sky, then manually mask out any protruding trees and buildings, to keep their natural exposure and tone.Another easily overlooked addition is automatic facial recognition, and the accompanying “Find similar faces” function. An inconspicuous update to the Graduated and Radial Filter tools now lets you edit their adjustment masks with a brush.