Lightroom ecosystem (Cloud-based)

In "EDIT" tab the sorting options are how the should be. It is possible to sort by capture/import/modified date, name or rating.   In "GALLERY" tab the photos are sorted by god knows what and the segmentation funtion in pretty useless too.   Can the same soting options in EDIT be implemented to GALLERY as well please?   I'm using LR mainly on android tablets with latest android.   Thanks

1，Add text function. iPhone App editing photos does not have the function of adding text, so it is recommended to add this function.   2，Add mosaic function. iPhone App editing photos without adding mosaics. It is recommended to add mosaic function to the APP.

Can you please add to the "add border and share..." feature the border size "16x9" ratio? thanks a

Hallo, ich würde mir wünschen, dass Lightroom Mobile (für Android) GPX-Dateien importieren kann. Beispielsituation: Bei einem Foto-Ausflug um einen See herum werden an verschiedenen Standorten Fotos gemacht. Parallel wird mit einem Tracker eine GPX-Datei mit den Koordinaten und der Zeit generiert.   Aktuell muss ich, um den Fotos in Exif GPS-Standorte zuzuordnen, das Programm "GeoSetter" nutzen, das meine Anforderungen technisch gesehen innerhalb von 3 Minuten erfüllen kann. Leider funktioniert GeoSetter nur auf Windows-PC's und ist somit im Alltag eher unpraktisch.   Ich würde mir wünschen, dass es für diese Herausforderung irgendwann eine Funktion in Lightroom Mobile gibt, sodass ich die GPS-Standorte auch unterwegs in die Fotos schreiben kann.   Vielen herzlichen Dank!

Seems that Lightroom mobile doesn't use capabilities  of HDR display in HDR mode editing on OnePlus 12 (shows HDR in histogram as red and in info "HDR display not supported on this device"). As OnePlus 12 shoots "ProXDR" style of images natively and shows them, could this be possibly bringed to Lightroom mobile?

In Lightroom, it would be helpful to have a visual indicator on the photo thumbnails that shows whether a photo has been added to an album or not. Currently, the only way to check if a photo is in an album is by clicking on the photo and checking the info panel. This can be time-consuming when managing a large library of photos. Adding an icon or other visual cue to the photo thumbnails in the library view would make it much easier to quickly identify which photos have already been added to albums. I think this would greatly improve managing and organizing photos in Lightroom.

Hi,   Just an idea but if Lightroom (not Classic) supported file short cuts / aliases we could build our own file system based collections without having to duplicate the actual image and xmp files?

For video editing on mobile phone , I recommend actively using "clarity, dehaze, and mask tools" in Lightroom. We need realy it! 

Can we please have brightness feature in normal editing (thus, in non-HDR editing) 

Please show foto information directly on the preview of a foto in addition to the info panel on the right. At lease iPad LR CC shows if a foto is raw. I am talking about the feature which can be switched on in LR Classic CC by pressing "i" key

It would be great to add an option to disable Apple heavy handed HDR image processing when taking JPG format photos in Lightroom Camera.   If Apple camera doesn't allow it maybe a good way would to achieve this would be to temporarily save a DNG file and then converting it through the Adobe raw conversion engine.   I hate Apple image processing and would really love to take non HDR pictures without using so much storage space

Hey!   It would be extremely useful to have the option for exporting the files with the Custom name + Original file number name format (which is available on desktop versions such as Lightroom Classic CC)   As of now there is only custom name or original file options but no combination which is useful.   So requesting feature / improvement for export: Custom name + Original file number.

Hello, I don't have premium version of the app but I would if I get what I need. I don't know if this feature is already there in the app or not... I want to be able to crop videos(not to be confused with cutting video length)... What I mean is zooming into the video and saving it like that (with the same crop effect applied on all frames of the video).

Palm rejection on Lightroom should work the same as Fresco. 

I'm wondering if anyone has found a way to filter for images that are being edited with HDR enabled (ie, the HDR toggle). Currently, I can only find a file type > HDR filter. That just finds Lightroom-created images that are HDR composites—i.e., an auto-bracketed image shot and composited with the Lightroom camera, or multiple images manually bracketed and merged using Lightroom. It doesn't look at whether the photo is being edited in HDR, as they're ultimately two entirely different definitions of the term.   I realize this may just need to be a "stay better organized with keywords and albums" thing, and if so, all good. But it'd be useful if there's a way: I tend to edit them at least partly on my phone (better XDR screen), and will often end up with just one or two out of a largely SDR batch to run with HDR. I usually end up exporting them differently from the rest of the batch as well, given HDR + file format fussiness.   Anyone found anything, or have strategies

Hi there it would be nice to be able to get an overlay of the exposure information in iOS (speed, aperture, iso) in the details view.  Urgently you can only cycle between histogram and general info (date and such) but not the exposure info like you can in the grids view. thanks for listening.  Romain

I would value a darken, lighten or overlay blend mode for healing brush or cloning work. This would help in the editing out of horizon halos.

Hi, im using Lightroom on my pc as well on my iPhone. Over time, this program has become my standard. However, one or two functions are missing. One would be, for example, the possibility of using color gradients when editing the images on the mobile phone in order to give the images even more expression.

I have created multiple versions of the same image using Lightroom CC.  Is there a way of selecting two or more of these versions to display them side by side or horizontally above one another? This is easy to do in Lightroom classic using the virtual copy funtion, but I can not see how to do this in the CC version.

I'd like to see the auto -import settings in Lightroom on iOS extended so I can automatically import from a folder of my choice. This would allow Lightroom to automatically import files downloaded from my camera to my iPad by Cascable. Also I don't want to automatically import from the Camera Roll as I export to that before posting to Instagram and I don't want to reimport such exported images.

Sharing my frustration for a search feature into lightroom shared album 

Firstly 90% of the time I am using Lightroom Classic on my desktop which I can whizz around quite happily.  It is when I am out mobile I have come across (what for me is) an issue. There are 2 regular situations where I have to get photos out fast but they have different export requirements.My workflow when mobile is shoot, convert images to jpg in camera, download to my tablet.  Open LR, edit as required and export.  In LR classic I have over a dozen own-created export presets but on the tablet, I get offered JPG large JPG small or custom.  So I choose custom and enter the required settings but can see no way to save them to use again.  I would really like to be able to save the settings so I can just select them in the future without having to go through and change everything - edit picture then select export as sport or news rather than having to go through custom every time.  Yes, the custom settings remain the same as the last lot entered but the

Love the HDR feature, but it would be way better if I had access to hardware stabilization, even just in general. The 15 Pro Maxs 5x OIS is insanely good and would help a lot in many shots.

I would love to open Lightroom Mobile and see a tab for curated photo memories like for photos taken on special occasions or photos taken on this date over the years. Some way to present photos that I have not seen in a while.

I would be able to compose my images better through cropping if while using the crop tool, I could NOT see the rest of the image outside of the crop lines. That way I could preview what it will look like as I go. Is this something you can add to Lightroom and or Photoshop? Thanks and keep up the amazing work.  -Briggs