Lightroom Classic 13.0 new tools aren’t as game changing as the masking, AI Noise Reduction and Generative Fill (Photoshop) updates we’ve had over the last couple of years, but they still give you some interesting new ways to develop your photos.
If you’re a Lightroom Classic subscriber you can also use Lightroom for mobile, Adobe’s app for tablets and smartphones and integrate it with your workflow in various ways. Adobe has added lots of new features, making it more useful than ever.
Lightroom Classic develop module will help you work faster and more efficiently when you’re developing photos in Lightroom Classic. These are the most useful, the ones you could use most often.
After 30 years of software development, ACD Systems has announced the latest version of its flagship photo editing application, ACDSee Photo Studio Ultimate 2024. The latest version of Photo Studio Ultimate has received numerous updates and new features, including three new tools powered by artificial intelligence (AI).
Adobe has released updates for the Lightroom family of apps that include the usual new camera and lens support, performance enhancements, bug fixes, and a few new features.
Aftershoot works best on photos that share a distinct style. If you’re a portrait, event or sports photographer who churns out similar photos by the ream, you’ll want to take a closer look at what Aftershoot can do to speed up your workflow.
Capture One has announced the 16.2 “spring” update that adds new features and artificial intelligence (AI) powered tools designed to speed up users’ workflows.
Google’s new experimental search tool allows users to make more specific search queries. As 9to5Google explains, rather than search for “sunsets,” users can qualify their search by typing “colorful sunsets.” Google Photos will then show users sunset images with many colors.
A new AI-powered tool has been added to aid us in removing noise from our photos. Built into the Enhance set of features (Super Resolution and Raw details), we now have the ability to reduce noise with a single click. You can launch Denoise from the Detail panel in Develop, or via the Photo > Enhance menu.
It’s been five years now since DxO relaunched its long-running Optics Pro Raw editor under a brand-new name, DxO PhotoLab. One of the strongest rivals to Adobe Lightroom, PhotoLab is available for both Windows and macOS, and has long been a favorite of ours thanks both to its automated lens/exposure corrections and its powerful – arguably, class-leading – DeepPRIME denoising engine.