Unified Experience Cross Platforms

Forum|Forum|7 years ago
April 29, 2019
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The Lightroom CC experience is different across platforms.

The web version has some features, the desktop version has others, iPad lacks this or that.

Why is it not consistent across all? I don't want to have to go to the desktop version to edit dates or load presets, then to the web version to downloads video then to the iPad version to segment photos.

Everything needs to be available on all platforms and it needs to be consistent.

For me, I want to do all my Lightroom CC work on my iPad and its annoying I can't.

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Theresa J

Community Expert

I use my iPad to edit all of the time. What are you wanting to do on the iPad that you can’t? What is different than the desktop application? Lightroom on the web is missing a few tools, but most of them are there.

BradSopkowAuthor

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I can't use the gallery feature on my iPad

I can't access and change metadata such as dates and times on my iPad

I can't share video from my iPad

I can't make duplicates of a photo and save them with different crop ratios and different edits

These are just a few off the top of my head.

Theresa J

Community Expert

Sounds like you are using Lightroom Classic on your computer, not Lightroom CC. Classic is a completely different application and has many, many features that Lightroom CC doesn’t have. The cloud version, Lightroom CC works very close to the same on all devices.

Ian Lyons

Community Expert

As this forum is primarily Customer to Customer with only limited monitoring by Adobe Development Team I suspect your request will not be heard. Best you resubmit your comments to the forum intended for feedback Lightroom Desktop | Photoshop Family Customer Community

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