Downloading of Shared Albums?

[Fotosetbyjames]

I am pretty sure in the prior version of Lightroom Mobile someone whom I sent a shared link to could download from the web based link I sent to them. I tried this today and there was no download option anywhere that I could find. Was this a change with the new Lightroom CC? Am I missing something or is there a way I can enable downloading of shared albums? If not this forces me to export and use another cloud based app like dropbox etc.. doesn't make sense.

Workflow example:

Photos imported on mobile device to Lightroom CC

Edits in Lightroom CC

Share album and send link to client

Client downloading photos from shared link

Any help is appreciated, this seemed to work prior to the change.

James

[vonBobo]

sorry for the confusion, thanks!

[matthewc92655349]

That doesn’t solve the problem of my friends not being able to download the images I’m sending them in the album. It defeats the purpose of using this if I have to download the images myself and send them via another cloud service. I guess I’ll have to contact adobe support.

[Jim Wilde]

Yes it does. If YOU login to your lightroom.adobe.com website you have access to all your albums and photos, and for each album that you enable sharing on, you can set the various options that your viewers will have, i.e. you can set the shared album to allow downloads.

[matthewc92655349]

Thank you so much. That did the trick.

[joshkckf]

In your research on this topic, did you learn if/how a recipient of a shared album could download the whole album at once?

Some albums I've shared have been quite large and downloading one photo at a time is a bit cumbersome.

[Jim Wilde]

If you've enabled the "Allow Downloads" option, the people you send the link to should see a "Download" button top right in the grid view, next to the Slideshow button. Clicking that download button will cause all the images in that album to be downloaded into a single zipped folder.

[selondon]

As of today and the latest release has this now been resolved?