P: Add publish services (WordPress, 500px, Flickr....)

The Facebook export is garbage anyway. Exporting to JPG and uploading those to Facebook works much better --- files renamed so they upload in order, and the captions are embedded.

People complaining here, why did you upgrade to Lightroom CC? You should have upgraded to Lightroom CC Classic. This is the Lightroom you should use, it is the same as before, with the Publish Services and more. Lightroom CC (cloud) should NOT be used, as it has not been designed for professionals. By using it, you are basically telling Adobe that you are fine with this new version they created. Drop it.

Yes, Adobe should add plugins support to Lightroom CC (cloud). But meanwhile, use Lightroom CC Classic. Ask a refund for the other one. They don't care about what you are saying here, they only care about their sales data.

(I am the developer of WP/LR Sync, a Publish Service for Lightroom to WordPress).

Please develop the integrated ability to send to Flickr from Lightroom CC desktop.  Send to Facebook exists, however many serious photographers still prefer Flickr for social media sharing.  It seems that the new LR cloud based app is targeted to people who sync across multiple devices and share, it is confusing that the LR CC is lacking in any sharing export except for Facebook.  

Hey Adobe: here's the link to IG's api: https://www.instagram.com/developer/ Can we get IG integration? 

Mike, I'm deeply concerned about the direction of Lightrtoom, and the Cloud based Creative Cloud in general. I have two full subscriptions that lets me have it on four machines, but I'm going to scale that back January to one full subscription, and one just with PS and LR. But I'm thinking I need to find a replacement for LR. 

The push to the cloud makes no sense to me. It means that Adobe is going to be pushing cloud storage subscriptions and other add on services. 

I used to buy one full upgrade to the Creative Suite once every three years. Now I'm paying enough to buy a full one every year, and the product quality has decreased, and the subtle push for new add on services that don't meet our needs is a red flag. 

This probably could have gone in any conversation type except "praise," but -


The Facebook-only thing is just for a short time, and additional options will be available real soon now, right?

I mean, photography is a lot of fun and everything, but for a lot of us the real rewards come from the ability to share what we produce with others. This has suddenly become much harder than it was just yesterday. 

That was not at all something I expected from a cloud-based product.

Need to be able to export directly to Amazon S3, ftp, Google Drive, Dropbox on an a per album basis.  I'm really excited about the potential in speed for exporting.  My particular use case has us exporting 40-50k photos on some weekends and that is a huge bottleneck.  Cloud based exporting could be a huge game changer for us as we often have 4-5 computers running and having manually move catalogs and files around is painful.

Same here, that's an important feature. It will keep a lot of users away from the new LR CC.