Feature Requests

Had a thought that Lightroom could create preset based on picture provided. Perhaps futuristic to ask, but it should be possible at some stage. example : picture from scanned Kodak pro image 100 could be analysed and preset created that could mimic the character and colours of Kodak film when applied to digital file

Voorbeeld: ik heb een verzamelalbum gemaakt voor alleen mijn Nikon Zf opnamen. Omdat ik verschillende camera’s heb. Als ik tijd heb kan ik alles laten beoordelen, maar als ik een spoedklus heb, dan hoef ik alleen maar in dit album een selectie te maken en dat te laten beoordelen. Korter in tijd sneller in beoordeling, dus sneller weg.

Please include the ability to move Photos from one Album to another, as per LrCC iOS.

您好： 我是 Lightroom Classic 的長期訂閱用戶，平時在修人物照片時，非常習慣透過 LAB 數值檢視與控制膚色。這對我判斷膚色是否自然、穩定，以及維持不同照片之間的色彩一致性非常有幫助。 近期我希望能更彈性地搭配平板、手機等行動裝置使用 Lightroom 進行調色，但發現目前 Lightroom 行動版似乎只能檢視 RGB 數值，無法像 Lightroom Classic 一樣以 LAB 數值輔助判斷。 因此想許願 Lightroom 行動版未來也能加入 LAB 數值檢視功能，讓使用者在不同裝置與工作情境中，都能用一致的方式判斷色彩與膚色，也能更自由、無痛地在 Lightroom Classic 與 Lightroom 行動版之間切換工作流程。 謝謝。 Adobe 愛用者吳先生

I can't remember the last time I ever had to worry about duplicates but recently I imported pictures manually from my camera roll and it clearly has imported hundreds of duplicates (with identical filenames mind you). This exclusively happened to HEIC and JPGs from my iPhone's camera roll so it feels like a bug specific to iOS perhaps.   All this brings up the very odd choice of not offering the same deduplicate feature available within the import flow *after* the images are already in the library. In my case, that's hundreds of photos I have to hunt for manually, when the process would be instantaneous if the dupe finder was available outside of the import flow.    It would also be incredibly useful to be able to group photos from the library that are not *quite* duplicates but very identical (think bursts or multiple edits of the same shot) and allow me to find them, pick the ones I want to keep and either delete or mark the others as rejected.    I'm not qui

When you press T it does different things depending on whether the photo is already in the target album   If the photo is NOT in the target album: it adds the photo AND it displays a popup saying that it added it If the photo is ALREADY in the target album: it removes it WITHOUT the popup feedback   EXPECTED: a popup that says "removed from target album"   Thanks

As an event photographer, there are many different sections to each of my galleries across the day, take a wedding for example, there are many various different parts of the day - during editing, sometimes it is helpful to be able to see when each section starts and ends, as you may only need 5 photos from a 50-100+ similar / duplicate photos, a very long section which does happen when people like myself are a bit trigger happy with the camera!My proposition is based around the ability to add your own markers into your timeline - similar to premier pro with the marker tool (by pressing M), this will help gauge each section down to easily locatable areas, maybe having the ability to jump to that section without scrolling straight past the beginning! This will especially help in on-day-edits during events like the weddings. I hope this all made sense! Thank you for reading!

Lightroom on iOS has an option to "Enable Lens Corrections," but has no provision to select a specific profile. Please add this capability, which is already on Lightroom for Web, as well as the Desktop and Classic applications. Lightroom for Web is a partial workaround, but is not useful if you are traveling and don't have a sufficient connection to be able to sync your photos to the web.   This became critical for me as I was struggling with this issue, for which the workaround for a faulty new lens profile was to change to an earlier version of the lens profile: Lens Correction Profile for Canon RF24-240 exhibits edge artifacts   This would also be helpful for several other cases where lens profiles are incorrectly applied, or there are other profiles that may work better. For example, iPhone 12 wide angle back camera, DJI Mavic 2 Pro, and some recent GoPro cameras.   Here is what we have in Lightroom for the Web:   For comparison, here is Lightroom on iOS (iPad)

As camera technology has advanced, wildlife photography has reached a tipping point.Modern cameras routinely shoot at 20, 30, 40 FPS and beyond. Capturing key moments requires bursts because photographers have only fractions of a second to capture motion behaviour a barn owl striking prey, a kingfisher entering water or an eagle flying close.The result is that a good morning in the field can easily generate 500–2,000 images, with hundreds of near-identical frames from burst sequences. Good fieldcraft and technique captures THE image. The challenge is finding it.The Last BottleneckI am an experienced wildlife photographer, speaker and Lightroom advocate. Every presentation I give and almost every wildlife photographer I meet asks the same question:"How do you deal with burst photos, and do you ever get tired of the editing process?"The answer is that editing is no longer the issue. Culling is.You guys have transformed image editing with an amazing suite of tools. However, wildlife photo

Provide segmentation features on desktop to match iOS app

I hope adobe can add RGB values under the histogram like lightroom classic has. I dont know if anyone has any workarounds for this, but I would greatly appreciate it if anyone has a solution for this. The RGB values would be great for balancing the colours. It would also be nice if they could add some sort of pipette so you can add a point of where you want to check the RGB values. So that you can lock in where you want to adjust, and then adjust it from that point. Have seen a few of these requests… some from a few years ago!… so I am not really sure if they will ever add this, but one can hope…

I need to know when you're going to implement a bit more storage (50GB) or the option to increase storage in Lightroom Mobile. NOT through a purchase from Adobe, but rather the option to increase storage, perhaps with different upgrade options, because 40GB is insufficient, especially when using Lightroom as your primary editing and cloud platform.

When a Portfolio page uses a Lightroom CC gallery, the alt text field set in Lightroom CC's Info panel (XMP metadata) is not populated in the HTML alt attribute of gallery images on the published Portfolio site. All gallery images currently render with no alt attribute at all — confirmed via JavaScript audit on both the Portfolio preview URL and the live published site. This is a WCAG 2.1 Level AA failure (Success Criterion 1.1.1: Non-text Content). Requested fix: Adobe Portfolio should read the alt text field from linked Lightroom CC gallery images and use it as the HTML alt attribute for each published image. Alternatively, Portfolio should expose a dedicated per-image alt text input in the Manage Images editor, separate from the visible caption field. The caption field is not a suitable substitute — it is displayed visually on the page and serves a different purpose than accessibility alt text.

Using the app, if u want to go from full size to grid view by dragging down finger over the photo, it flags the picture because of the default touch command. Having to tap the small return arrow is so inconvenient when u have to go through many pictures. Pls give option to customize touch short cut behaviour or remove flagging by dragging… is anyone using it?

I’d like Lightroom CC to display the Exposure Value (EV) that was used when the photo was taken. Currently, Lightroom CC shows basic EXIF data such as shutter speed, aperture, and ISO, but not the  EV value recorded by the camera (when available in metadata). Many cameras embed the ExposureBiasValue or ExposureProgram/ExposureValue in EXIF, but Lightroom does not surface it. Requested feature: Add EV as a field in the Info panel (both desktop and mobile). If the camera recorded EV in EXIF, Lightroom should display that exact value. Optionally, If the EV is not directly available, Lightroom could optionally compute EV100 from aperture, shutter speed, and ISO. Benefits: Lets photographers see the actual EV at capture, which helps when comparing shots across lighting conditions. Useful for learning exposure relationships, and for those who rely on EV scales when analyzing or teaching photography. Brings Lightroom CC closer in metadata parity to Classic and other profess

I’m fighting to get the “add photos from or use camera” overlay to not be in the way of the bottom right hand photo when I want to select it. There seems to be some sort of logic to make the overlay disappear but it’s not consistent.I think this logic could be better. Or maybe the overlay could be flickable to the left side like the front face camera preview in FaceTime.

The People often marks non-people as faces. The most notable one is anytime there is a Starbucks cup, it always marks the Starbucks Woman logo as a person. Though of course course countless other misidentifications but that is the most common one I've noticed in the years in LR Classic and now in LR Cloud.  While hopefully the algoritm improves, in the meantime is there a way to mark a face as not a face to help teach the system? The only option is "Hide Face" that I see. But that won't signal to LR that it's not a face thus it won't improve and also not sure if Hide Face may mean it will still try to find that non face in other photos?

Gracias a la IA la detección de rostros será más fácil y sencillo de esa forma se podría agregar un blur a los rostros de personas seleccionadas o al usar un pincel,no sería solo un desenfoque pero si un bloqueo para eliminar las facciones y evitar el reconocimiento de las cosas ya seleccionadas 

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Feather and Edge on LR Mobile for Sky mask. Some of these features can be exclusively added for us that have the subscription. I'd like to see anything you are adding in Camera Raw/LR for desktop on mobile as well. I edit more with mobile that desktop and these features would help a lot of us.

It would immensely simplify workflow to add color grading inside masks for LR Mobile.

Fundamental to gaining an understanding of what 'works' is knowing not just the exposure of an image, but its Exposure Value (EV).  Showing +/–EV would also help with HDR images. We can see the + and – images, but were they +/– EV 2, 3 or 5? This would be helpful in both Desktop and Mobile (iPadOS) versions. Besides--DxO PhotoLab shows EV. It's about time Lr caught up!

I’m trying out Stacks to help with culling sports photoshoots, motivated by the automatic stacking feature added a little while ago. It looks like the only way to “enter” a stack is to click the small number in the top-right corner of the photo? It’d be nice to be able to do this from the keyboard.

Hi all!   Is there any way to save png file in lightroom on ipad pro with m1 chip?   Cheers! 

Are they ever going to make it possible to tether to an iPad? I connected my z6ii to my iPad Pro last night the images come up really fast on the import screen you need to zoom to full size individually. This seems like the ability to tether to an iPad in Lightroom mobile would be a pretty simple software update fir Adobe. And a really awesome feature for us