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Francesco Zambotti
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August 27, 2022
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P: Add Comments to Discover Feed

  • August 27, 2022
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Lightroom is used by many photographers and entusiasts 
Also at the moment there isn't a "real" modern community where share photos, modifies and ideas: flickr is dead and old, 500px is very manipulated photos, instagram is low resolutions and is not adapt to post our works, Facebook is in a fall. 
Discovery on Lightroom is beautiful to post our works and share the modifications, but it has not the possibility to talk with the other creators. So, it can be the first and the ideal place where you can share our photos, recive likes and it can be wonderful to have the possibility to COMMENT our and other works, or ask about a modify or the way to obtain a result or how the picture was made. 
So I ask to take seriously the possibility to enable maybe via a flag the possibility to comment photos when we share it on Discovery. 
It can be the real social of photography and the potential is enormous, is a killer feature . 

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Rick.Williams
Known Participant
April 23, 2023

Honestly they should spin this feature out into another app and build it out as a photo social network. Can't think of a better way to bring people into the Lightroom ecosystem.

Rick.Williams
Known Participant
April 23, 2023

I was just about to make the same exact post. I see tons of great content on there that I would love to comment on or ask questions about. I'd also love to get feedback on my posts. 

 

I think being able to enable or disable comments is perfect. Just like remixes. 

Participant
August 29, 2022

THIS!!!!

 

We have access to a massive network of amazing photographers to learn from and no way of asking/commenting on anything! I'd love feedback from others and I'd love to be able to ask questions. It drives me crazy that you're able to share, re-edit, and like pictures yet you can't say what youre thinking. 

Francesco Zambotti
Participant
August 27, 2022

Pardon I mean Discover not discovery