With the release of Lightroom mobile for the iPhone, Adobe offers a more efficient workflow for photographers who shoot with both traditional cameras and Apple's smartphone. While there is no shortage ...

Adobe’s Lightroom Mobile app for iPad and iPhone has generally been known as a companion app for the company’s desktop photo management tool. While it was always available free for download, it ...

Adobe Lightroom mobile is one of the first attempts at bringing some of the more recent Adobe releases on iOS to Android – and it’s available now with compatibility for a range of devices spanning ...

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Wouldn't it be great to use your Lightroom develop presets on iOS? Here's how to make it happen. Photos: Charlie Sorrel/Cult of Mac I can’t tell you how much I love Adobe’s Lightroom Mobile. But like ...

Adobe has heard the call from its users, and it’s bringing Lightroom to mobile devices, beginning with the iPad and coming soon to iPhone. The Lightroom mobile app offers the ability to work with RAW ...

Whether you want to edit your photos on the go, or simply enjoy leaning back on your couch while you sort through them, Adobe's new Lightroom mobile may be the perfect tool for you. Share on Facebook ...

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Adobe’s Lightroom is a staple in the editing workflow of most photographers. The new, much-anticipated mobile version shows off a clever workaround for handling RAW files in a simple, if limited, ...

If you enjoy capturing high dynamic range (HDR) images with your phone, Adobe just added a new feature to Lightroom mobile that might come in handy. Starting today on both Android and iOS versions of ...

9to5 Mac spots an offer on Adobe's Web site for a $99 annual subscription to use a mobile version of the photo editing and cataloging software. Stephen Shankland Former Principal Writer Stephen ...