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Inspiring
April 12, 2016
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P: Enable photo merge (Pano & HDR) with imported images

  • April 12, 2016
  • 230 replies
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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.

230 replies

MarkyMaarty
Participant
April 18, 2019
Hi agree! I don’t know how many developers adobe has.
Inspiring
April 18, 2019
As a premium subscriber that work on the field we need this feature, come on Adobe, this already 2 years. You guys have to roll this feature out.
Inspiring
April 11, 2019
would be nice to hear some official feedback on this.

I would be really happy to have hdr aeb merging option and also lossles export
Antoine HLMN
Known Participant
March 5, 2019
They will, eventually, implement this feature because they do have the technical knowledge to do it. The code is maybe already written somewhere.
But I do believe they have a specific roadmap to follow in order to spray out the new features in order to justify LR’s price.
Inspiring
March 4, 2019


I Use a 2019 IPad Pro with Premium Lightroom CC on it. I neeeeed to Make HDR‘s out of the RAW‘s from Camera! Pay so much money and all the software is useless for my work 😞 Why cant you get the most out of the devices? I am shooting flats and buildings and my work is 90% done with High Quality HDR Pictures. And still need to work on my Mac just because this Function is missing. Also Tethered Shooting isn‘t available, antother Thing every photographer who’s using the Creative Cloud needs.
Participant
February 12, 2019

It is fantastic that these features have now come to Lightroom CC making my recent full switch from classic subscription to CC feel all the better.

Largely due to this switch to the cloud based version of Lightroom, I have started to use an Ipad Pro as my main photo editing device, the software seems to work far better on IOS than on my Win 10 laptop and for me at least is simply more enjoyable.

So will these new features eventually get rolled out to the IOS version of Lightroom?

99jon
Legend
February 12, 2019

The product is being updated all the time but I don’t know if or when this will come to the iPad. But it’s great to have this on the desktop. In fact I prefer where possible to do the heavy lifting on the PC rather than taking up internal storage on the iPad if albums need to be stored locally. The 4.2 update on iOS only includes ad-hoc sharing which is great if you want to create a link for a small bunch of photos rather than a whole album. So I’m guessing there will be more interesting updates in future releases.

Participant
February 14, 2019

I disagree. My iPad Pro with 1 TB of memory is more powerful than my MacBook. And Adobe promotes so that the image editing without compromising mobile is possible. Then they should also implement it completely!

Inspiring
January 16, 2019
I read that Photoshop for iOS was coming in 2019. IPad Pro will have best functionality with the Apple Pencil. Won’t have everything to begin with, but it should simplify the workflow.
Antoine HLMN
Known Participant
January 15, 2019
Indeed. The workflow is really bad, specially because Classic only does not sync folders, so one has to manually add the rendered HDR and Panos into the synced collection. Worse of all, it’s also impossible to automate this with smart collections as those are not synced either!

Additionally, you end up with a mix of originals (uploaded on mobile) and low res smart previews of panoramas, which kills its core purpose: higher resolution images.

Another nail in Classic-Mobile’s workflow
Antoine HLMN
Known Participant
January 15, 2019
Is this even under consideration? It has been suggested a year ago and there was no official response yet. Excepted for the lack of stacks, I don’t see any technical limitation.
Inspiring
January 14, 2019


Like a lot of other users already have, I’d like to push for the ability to merge photos into a panorama like the desktop version. Then I can truly kiss my laptop goodbye.