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December 27, 2019
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Can we get the Edit History tab or at least the Snapshot function back in Lightroom CC?

  • December 27, 2019
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I just started using Lightroom CC because my older Lightroom classic version no longer supports the Raw files for my new camera. I am very disappointed to learn that the Edit History tab was not included in the newest version of Lightroom. I use that function all the time, especially when I come back to images that I've already started editing so I can review the edits/presets I've used. 

 

It is very important in my editing process to be able to quickly compare the current edits to how the image looked 4 or 5 edits back and I cannot believe I'm expected to Ctrl-Z several times then Ctrl-Y several times each time I want to review the changes.  I tried to get some help on the Adobe website online support and the sent me here.  Is there anyway this can be added back into the program? 

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Correct answer jennifert67034636

I kept fishing and found a helpful Youtube video that explained the program options WAY BETTER than what I could find on the Adobe website. It was not clear to me that there is a Lightroom Classic CC that has all the features I am used to and use regularly and the newest version Lightroom CC, which is the one I installed because I didn't realize there were options. So now I have uninstalled Lightroom CC and am going to use Lightroom Classic CC. Hopefully this helps others that are frustrated and can't find answers to this question anywhere else

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JohanElzenga
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Community Expert
December 28, 2019

This is a user-to-user forum. For feature requests, go to https://feedback.photoshop.com. Search for your feature request first. If it is already requested by someone else, then don't create a new thread but add your vote to the existing request.

-- Johan W. Elzenga
jennifert67034636AuthorCorrect answer
Participant
December 27, 2019

I kept fishing and found a helpful Youtube video that explained the program options WAY BETTER than what I could find on the Adobe website. It was not clear to me that there is a Lightroom Classic CC that has all the features I am used to and use regularly and the newest version Lightroom CC, which is the one I installed because I didn't realize there were options. So now I have uninstalled Lightroom CC and am going to use Lightroom Classic CC. Hopefully this helps others that are frustrated and can't find answers to this question anywhere else