Lightroom ecosystem (Cloud-based)

Please add an option for auto import from photo library to import only RAW photos  

I propose to introduce in the mobile version of Lightroom the possibility to prescribe the ratio of cropping photos by numbers. Or expand the informative scope of the customizable ratio

This seems like a no brainer. On the desktop and web version you can click and drag photos around. This is a touch centric feature which would speed up album organisation. Would also be great to have custom orders with click and drag like available on desktop.

I'd like the ability to import photos on a tethered camera by folder. Right now I am forced to select from all the photos on the camera. Since I may shoot hundreds, if not thousands, of images in a day, it is extremely time-consuming to select the newest photos that are already contained in a unique folder. Lightroom CC has this ability, why not the mobile version?

I cannot find the Camera Calibration Panel on the new Adobe Lightroom. (https://www.slrlounge.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/08/Screen-Shot-2017-08-27-at-4.28.22-PM.png) I have a few presets that come from the Adobe Lightroom Classic that change the colors on this Camera Calibration. If I apply one of these presets on the new Adobe Lightroom, I see the color calibration being applied, but there is no way to change it. Am I missing something?  

It would be great if you move the add boarder to the “export as” section so I can add a boarder and watermark together at the higher res. The boarder export ends up quite low res with no change options. 

Can we add the subscription type somewhere

 Please remove the UNDO and REDO buttons to the sidebar closer to the edges of the display.  The Lightroom for iPad version is designed for tactile use. The undo and redo buttons are located far from the screen borders, it is difficult to reach them with your finger. There are other menu buttons nearby, which I'm always afraid to accidentally press. And I wish they were a little bigger. IPAD 9 10.2' Best regards!

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 . 

I updated today to the latest Android mobile version. I am not a fan of the repositioned 'versions' selection. It is too close to the undo arrow, making selection on a small screen more difficult than it was before during editing (the undo arrow does not appear prior to starting to edit, so version selection is fine then). I had no issue with the previous position of the versions selection feature. Adobe, please increase separation between the undo and versions feature selections.

I love the new profile support. It would be very nice to be able to change the default profile that Lightroom mobile uses. The adobe color is ok, but not my preference.

I love editing my photos on Lightroom mobile. The main reason for that is - there are thumbnails for presets. Meanwhile on my computer I have to hover on every preset to see how it looks on the photo, which is more time consuming. Especially when you have big lists of presets. Thumbnails on mobile are useful for seeing whether the preset gives me a look I want in terms of colors or not, before tapping on it.  I would love to be able to see pre-rendered thumbnails for presets on Lightroom Desktop.   Here is how it looks on my phone: And here - on my computer: It could look like the recommended presets list, only also with the preset name included: Or simply a bigger height list, just like on mobile.

Would love to have closer to the full set of options available in the desktop version on the mobile app.  I use a Samsung tablet with expanded memory and a large screen for all my editing, as I'm sure many do, so could easily accommodate all features.  I kind of feel like for all the features that are available, I've still only got the "lite" version.  As more people are using mobile devices for serious editing and processing, this would seem to be a natural move for the mobile version.

Tone curve on Lightroom Mobile (for Tablets) is in an impractical place. Being that it appears a top the image being edited, it makes it difficult to accurately and precisely make changes to the tone curve and see those changes without obstruction.           {Thread title updated by moderator}  

Disclaimer: I don't expect to be a "Lightroom CC" convert, but I thought I'd have a look for kicks. So I installed it on my work Mac, which sits behind a corporate proxy. I have no problems running any of the Adobe applications behind the proxy - they all play nicely with the proxy servers.But in Lightroom CC, I have a message in the top right corner telling me "Network Disconnected". Nothing happens. Failed at step 1. I can't see any settings relating to proxy behaviour and I can only guess that "network disconnected" means that Lightroom CC can't find its way out through the proxy.Is this for real? Lightroom CC is 100% "cloud-native", but can't work with a corporate proxy? Tell me I'm doing something wrong...

the hints were cool and helpful for the first 10 seconds, but every time i hover over a tool i get a helpful yet extremely annoying hint about what that tool does. i have looked and cant seem to find out how to turn it off, someone please shed some light on how i would turn these off its driving me batty   

I think it would be game changing to provide the full Lightroom cloud desktop experience on iPadOS. The new iPads have the same chip as desktop so there should be no reason for the missing features.

Bonjour, J'ai supprimé des photos LR à partir de mon IPAD. J'avais créé des collections synchronisées avec LR Classic mais je n'en ai pas l'utilité. J'ai tout supprimé à partir de l'IPAD (elles sont dans photos supprimées) Est-ce que cela va impacter mes photos dans LR Classic ? Merci beaucoup pour la réponse

Starting out, I love the app on iPhone, iPad and MacBook. Kudos!    One thought I have had before: It would be nice if when I try to post a cropped or panoramic photo to discover, but it doesn't fall within the allowed posting dimensions , a guide of some sort would be super helpful. Maybe a "fix to minimum" or a "fix to max" buttons inside the crop section. Or even a temporary red box with a suggested crop dimension that would be accepted. Then I could fit the crop and compose the elements without having to guess wrong so many times before typically just giving up and moving on to another photo. If I'm shooting from my phone I really like the shots I get in pano, but they rarely fit within the allowed dimensions.  The prompt does give some reference of the allowed dimensions, but it's kind of difficult to relate that to the photo without a visual aid or assistance.  Regardless, thanks for the great app and the opportunity to share my thoughts.  CB

Hi all,   I'm working on a webshop for a B2B commerce.For that I need to take pictures of about 5000 items, mostly small metalic and platic parts with a white background   This means, efficiency is key, image quality is not the most important factor here. I wanted to keep my workflow fast, simple with a consistent set-up and lighting.   I did my research and went for Lightroom. It's been great so far.   I work with an LED lightbox 700mm x 700mm, a iPhone 13 and a QuadLock tripod. What I love: - Switching back and forth from iOS to Web is amazing. - Manual picture setting - Custom presets - Automagic masking - Watermarks     A couple of things that could help me out: - Naming: when exporting images - the option to name your exported file to your image title would be a big plus   - Masking on iOS. I feel the 'mask background' on Web LR works best for me. It's not available on iOS... (Not I mask on WebLR and go back to iOS to retouch - or invert in iOS)

It would be great if zooming into a picture on the iPad would work by hitting the space bar, too (like in the desktop versions).    Also, if zoomed in and switching to the next picture (right arrow), the zoom level should be preserved. On the desktop, this works, however, the iPad always zooms out.

When trying to load and save files it sure would be nice if Adobe would add the feature to use my local network attached storage device. They've added everything else except Nas support. WTF

I travel a lot and I am often in an area that is with weak or no internet connection. If I could simply connect a tether/cable from Laptop to iPad it would significantly help my situation and workflow. Currently my work flow involves a lot of back doors and work arounds in order to work between multiple devices. 

Having targeted adjustment for the tone curve just like other versions of Lightroom available on mobile will be great.  Just clicking and adjusting tone curve by picking on the image will make for faster editing. 

I would like to request Lightroom CC(esp. on iPad) to have the function which is existed in Lightroom Classic to group the different type of image(Raw and jpeg) with the same file name in single display, so that we can has fast preview and filter the one we don't wanna keep. iPad is fast and easy for photographers to preview and screen the photos after we take the photos. However, the Lightroom CC on iPad cannot really help on my workflow.