Lightroom Mobile for Android Users?

Also, I'd imagine screen specs (amoled/lcd/etc, dpi, resolution etc) are extremely critical for lightroom to work well. Only a coupe of options with an iPad, infinite options with Android tablets

I think anyone that wants to do more serious work with raw images on their Android will have to look elsewhere. Photo Mate R2 seems to be the best one out there and they just added a "library" function which looks to try and align it a little more with the functionality lightroom has on the destop. I have it and it does a lot more of what I want on my Android tablet (and phone i guess if i'm desparate).

So I was able to download Lightroom Mobile to my Note 3 phone but there was no version for my 12.2" Note Pro tablet.  Armed with the knowledge that both the phone and tablet shared the same processor I exported the Lightroom Mobile apk file to my tablet and installed it.  I used APK File Exporter, https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=htmt.apkexporter, to do the export then I emailed the exported apk to myself and installed it on the tablet.

Guess what, it works great!  Good sync speed.  The Samsung Note Pro 12.2 " tablet is the perfect platform formatting adjustments to the photo's while on the go as well as really displaying them nicely....not a 5" phone.

http://lifehacker.com/adobe-lightroom-comes-to-android-phones-1679679097

It's finally out!!

I have given up waiting for LR on Android, i use snapseed, totally awesome app.

At least Adobe could stop sending me emails telling me I have new features added to my membership when I do not, and they know it! Leave Android users  out of the initial release for 9+ months (even if there are far more of us), but don't then taunt us with what we can't use!

Then again, Adobe don't give a damn. I was lied to by their sales rep who told me I could continue to use Lightroom and PS after the first year of subscribing if I cancelled my sub at that time, I asked the question twice to be sure, they then lied that they would provide me a log of the conversation (except I did think to save it myself), and despite 5 emails trying to chase this up I have had zero response.

Anyway, the only reason I want LR mobile for a decent photography app on Android that handles RAW (.ARW in my case) well and it would be very nice to be able to use my LR develop presets to quickly produce JPGs when travelling.

I'd like to throw in my late comments.

1 - Background: For professional photography use, I primarily use Capture One Pro.  I like Lightroom for certain things but my workhorse app is Capture One, and that comes with a mobile app called Capture Pilot, and that works only on iOS as well with a Android web connection. However, I've never seen anyone use the mobile app on iOS for any real workflow.

2 - If Lightroom never came out with an Android version or even iOS, it wouldn't bother me.  My mobile platform is Android, but I don't rely on it for work with image editing or processing or sharing.  Seems more of a novelty at this stage.

3 - Why not embrace iOS as the first real beta group?  Overall, I would prefer to know that a application has been tested in the field and improved upon before it gets to Android.  Why not let Apple do all that for me.  Either way, the ultimate goal is to provide a product that works well, designed well, and does the job it's meant to do efficiently.  There are no benefits for being a first user, unless you need to say you were first for bragging rights.  But most working photographers I know wouldn't give a crap about that stuff.  Eventually all this will be for all platforms - may be - or they might kill it because no one is really using it seriously, or another product like Capture One will take the marketshare.

I am one of the 200,000 (according to Adobe) currently users of Lightroom Mobile on the iPad. But I really want to have it on my Android tablet also. Heard that Adobe announced that it would be out before the end of the year?

Sidenote analogy: Market share is like "yards gained" in a football game.  "Profit" is like the final score.  Which would you rather have to be bigger?

I think one of the issue that should noted is that most of the Adobe creative cloud tutorial made by adobe creative cloud evangelists all use Mac Computers and hense they also use IPADs etc so therefore easier for them to do the iOS first so all these evangelist can give feedback on it as well before they actually released it.  My wife has hinted that she may get me a Galazy Note Pro 12.1 for my birthday, and it would be nice to able to have LrM available for it. But I have happy at the moment doing my Photography work on my desktop.  Will not go back to Ipad unless they add expandable storage like Android phones and tablets have.

Wish I had read this prior to my download. At least I have 30 days to cancel     Cant see to getting into a contract without some indication of mobile support timeline.