Adobe Lightroom Reviews & Product Details

I love how easy it is to work with lightroom. Whenever I need a quit editing session I head over to lightroom because I can pull all of my photos into one spot. Being able to bulk edit and add all the same edits makes the process so smooth.

Sometimes the healing tool is a little hard to use. It doesn't work as well as it does on Photoshop so I generally just head over to Photoshop for Cloning and Healing

I just want quick edits that make my photos look nice for product photos or social media and this works great for that.

The vast amount of photo post-process tools within Lightroom, combined with the fast and quick transition between photos allows fast processing time, with great levels of editing capability

Sometimes the level of experience needed can be daunting, but the tutorials are good. The ongoing price of Lightroom can be a hinderance for customers, but certain plans are more cost effective than others

Quick and easy image processing, advanced masking and layering, fast processing and image review, and speeds up the entire photo process time. This helps us manage higher amounts of photos

Ease of convenience. Intuitive menu. Replicates pc performance.

No guides present for amateur photo editors

Edits well, seems like pro photographer

Very easy to use and access all features

Dislike the pricing options for the service.

Helping to solve my design solutions and helps to cut coat on a professional designer.

I'm product photographer so I use lightroom every day, it is the best in market we can add much plugin

no lifetime version the subscription is too much limited sharing

color correction with my RAW photos

The batch processing of images, and the ability to easily make contact sheets are key assets to this program and used daily. Also the photo organization database makes otherwise long and tedious tasks much easier.

Not being familiar with the adobe environment, the learning curve can be steeper than you realize. I am fluent in photoshop and use it just as often, so no issues. A few of my colleges though who have little to none experience in the adobe environment have a much more difficult time navigating and performing tasks.

Speed of processing photos as well as organizing our assets.

I like how user-friendly the app is and how there are so many options to work from. I do use it frequently and it's definitely helped streamline processes.

I think because there are so many features, it can be challenging to learn all of the capabilities to Lightroom. However, there are so many documentations out there to help guide you through everything.

It helps solve the issue of working from unedited images from events. By editing the images and creating a filter, it has helped streamlined the process in which we utilize images for our websites.

Adobe Lightroom is best for its photo organization, editing, integration and it's advanced tools.

Lightroom provides a limited layer support, if it manages this issue it would be greater.

Adobe Lightroom is very much helpful for photography in which minute details can be edited and output is extremely excellent and true to it.

Adobe Photoshop Lightroom is easy to use, as a Bio Science graduate I find it really easy after attending few training classes. I'm a wildlife enthusiasts and I love recreating the photographs I capture.

Nothing as of now runs smooth on a good laptop

Having to recreate each and every photo instead Adobe Photoshop provides easy presets and also we can create and save the presets.

I love lightroom because compared to photoshop or another editor, lightroom actually lets you edit the image the way you intend on editing it or even the way that the customer wants it. The creativity is endless.

The only dislike I like about it is the mobile app and how the phone version isn't as great as the tablet (mainly iPad version) is.

I am solving the only problem, which is making the photo look unique compared to other photo editing apps or software that don't have as much as Lightroom does.