How to stamp photos with shutter speed ISO Aperture

[Captain27173447b4ba]

I use LR 6.0  I see on professional photographer photos they have shutter speed, ISO, aperture at the bottom of their photos. How to add that to my photos in LR?  Thank you.

[Jao vdL]

You can't in Lightroom Cloudy but you can do that in Lightroom Classic using watermarks, using the print panel, or using the slideshow panel.

[Captain27173447b4ba]

Thank you for your feedback. I thought I got classic version so I can use LR office. How can I check? Thank you 

[Jao vdL]

Check across the top of the screen. If you see a number of modules called library, develop, print, slideshow, etc. You 're in Classic. If you don't see this, you're probably in the cloud-based version.

[Captain27173447b4ba]

Thank you Jao. I have the cloud based at $10 a month. The classic upgrade would cost me $40 a month??? Is that right? Thank you

[Jim Wilde]

Thank you Jao. I have the cloud based at $10 a month. The classic upgrade would cost me $40 a month??? Is that right?

No, that's not right. The base Photography Plan subscription also costs only $10 per month, and you should be able to switch from the existing Lightroom-only plan to the Photography Plan via Adobe's Customer Care, so you would end up paying the same $10 per month.

The base Photography Plan (which consistes of Classic, Photoshop, Lightroom, Lightroom Mobile) only includes 20GB of cloud storage, but if you are mainly syncing images FROM Classic to the cloud these would be uploaded in Smart Preview format (2560 pixels long edge) and they do NOT count against that 20GB cloud space.

[Captain27173447b4ba]

Thank you very much for the clarification. 

[j34591491orf3]

How can I do this in Lightroom? Lilke dynamically add Shutter Speed / Aperture and ISO?

[Jim Wilde]

It can't be done in the cloud-centric Lightroom desktop app. As stated earlier in this thread it can only be done using Lightroom Classic.

[j34591491orf3]

sorry, I meant in Lightroom Classic. There is no option to add EXIF Data dynamically, or is there? Would be a cool feature.