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I changed from Iphoto to Adobe Lightroom as I understood it was a better program. But when I now have started to use the program, it seams like I can´t create or export my albums to a photo book. When I google it, there should be some kind om "Book module", but I can´t find any in the program. Any one have suggestions?
Lightroom Classic has a book module. However, Lightroom does not. It is not known whether that feature will be added in a future version. I should say we users don't know whether that will be an added feature.
Lightroom has a connection with Blurb to create books-
Select your photos (eg. from an Album),
Click on the Share icon,
Click on Connections- [Blurb]
Give your Project a name (the book name)
[Continue] to the Blurb Bookwright online editor to create your book.
Unfortunately, the responsibility is on the user to determine which version is most appropriate for their purposes. Also unfortunately, users make too many assumptions that just because they want a certain version they expect that version is going to have every feature they need. There are comparison charts that can be studied prior to subscribing to determine which version has the features needed. Unfortunately, many users don't take the time to carefully compare features before making their de
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Lightroom Classic has a book module. However, Lightroom does not. It is not known whether that feature will be added in a future version. I should say we users don't know whether that will be an added feature.
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Thanks. Then Adobe has to evaluate and develop the communications around Lightroom. When I decided to go from Iphoto to Lightroom the possibility to create books was a prioritized function. Strange decision to not included it
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Unfortunately, the responsibility is on the user to determine which version is most appropriate for their purposes. Also unfortunately, users make too many assumptions that just because they want a certain version they expect that version is going to have every feature they need. There are comparison charts that can be studied prior to subscribing to determine which version has the features needed. Unfortunately, many users don't take the time to carefully compare features before making their decision. Then they come to the user forums to express their buyer's remorse, and there really isn't anything we can do about it. The user needs to go through the process of switching plans if that will resolve the issue for them.
Unfortunately (in my opinion), all of the advertising about Lightroom emphasizes the portability of the images and the ability to edit those images on all your devices. Lightroom is an excellent tool for that. There really isn't a chart that compares the actual features in the two different versions anymore. At least when I just looked I can't find it. I regard Lightroom as a lite version of the program. After I have created an album and have done most of the major editing using LrC, I will occasionally do some minor adjustments using Lightroom. But I personally prefer LrC for my serious Lightroom editing. Others may disagree. That's just the way I look at it.
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"a chart that compares the actual features in the two different versions"
View a chart at the end of this page-
COMPARE LR & LR-CLASSIC (Lr Queen)
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Lightroom has a connection with Blurb to create books-
Select your photos (eg. from an Album),
Click on the Share icon,
Click on Connections- [Blurb]
Give your Project a name (the book name)
[Continue] to the Blurb Bookwright online editor to create your book.
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That is Lightroom Classic has a book module
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And Lightroom has a "Book Connection"!