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P: Enable photo merge (Pano & HDR) with imported images

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April 12, 2016
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Now that LRM has the ability to do HDR photos with the built in camera, it would be nice to also be able to produce HDR images with imported photos. It should be fairly easy to implement since the coding is already done for the camera.

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FeedbackCommunityMember

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@Chris Wombold Doubt it. The Adobe engineers haven't listened to us for the past 4 years. Why start now?

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It would be nice to enable merging photos in Adobe Lightroom Photoshop mobile (iPad). I'm taking pictures with my DSLR in different exposures. When I want to merge them, I need to got to the desktop version or Lightroom Classic to get my hdr.

Thank you very much.

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There should be an ability to photo merge and HDR image on the iPad version of lightroom CC.

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adamh40627703

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This feature already exists on LR CC on M1 Mac, but is not available even on M1 iPad pro.

selondon

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The best place to request features and report bugs is on the following forum, which is monitored by the engineering team:
https://feedback.photoshop.com/photoshop_family/categories/photoshop_family_lightroom_mobile

And you can vote on an existing HDR thread:

https://feedback.photoshop.com/conversations/lightroom-mobile/lightroom-mobile-photo-merge-pano-hdr-with-imported-images/5f5f45df4b561a3d42644f7e?page=4

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Mattiadebiaggi

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Hi guys, I read few topic about this argument but none of them seem to be updated. I used Lightroom Classic for 10+ years and lately I tried Lightroom Premium on my iPad Pro. The experience was awesome, I love editing my photos using the pen and I prefer doing my job on the iPad rather than working sitted on my desk. It makes me more creative and I would like to move my workflow totally to it. but..

Why is Adobe missing out the opportunity to give us a full version of lightroom? The lack of hdr and pano merging tool is awful. I think the hw of iPad is more than capable of doing it.

how can we know if implementing those festures is in the roadmap of the software house?

Jim Wilde

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how can we know if implementing those festures is in the roadmap of the software house?

I'm afraid that we can't know. Adobe rarely, if ever, gives any indication of future product enhancements.

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FeedbackCommunityMember

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As a landscape photographer, it would be nice to use my iPad for traveling and editing, but without these fundamental editing options, I am still forced to take my laptop with me. And before anyone says "but you can do HDR merges if you take the photo with your device via the Lightroom Mobile app," let's keep in mind that this is not a professional solution. I am not using my phone to take professional images. Let's face it: if I used my phone for photography, I probably wouldn't be using Creative Cloud and I probably wouldn't have many/any clients.

I honestly don't know how you, as professional developers, could have released the Lightroom app without HDR and Panorama.

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rwilkinson18

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{Title modified to suite forum Idea format.

original title: "How are HDR and Panorama STILL not available in the Lightroom mobile app?"

As a landscape photographer, it would be nice to use my iPad for traveling and editing, but without these fundamental editing options, I am still forced to take my laptop with me. And before anyone says "but you can do HDR merges if you take the photo with your device," let's keep in mind that Adobe is supposed to make professional products. I am not using my phone to take professional images.

I don't know how you, as professional developers, can release the Lightroom app without HDR and Panorama.