Adobe Lightroom Classic 2020 PRE-ACTIVATED FOR WINDOWS
DESCRIPTION
Adobe's Lightroom is unquestionably the leading professional photo-workflow software. The one question is, which Lightroom should you use? The photo software is now available as two separate applications: the consumer-targeted Lightroom and Lightroom Classic, reviewed here. Lightroom Classic offers professional photographers a powerful way to import, organize, and correct everything they shoot. The June 2020 update adds local hue adjustments, custom ISO-based presets, and new default preset options, along with some UI touch-ups. Other recent major updates include the Texture slider, Flat-Field correction, and the Enhance Details tool. The program earns a rare five-star rating, along with a PCMag Editors' Choice award.
Though there are excellent competing products such as ACDSee Pro, CyberLink's PhotoDirector, DxO's PhotoLab, and Phase One's Capture One, none equal Lightroom Classic's combination of smooth workflow interface, organizers, and adjustment tools. HDR tools and panorama-stitching tools, improved performance, face recognition, a mobile app, and cloud integrations are also at your disposal, along with top-notch lighting, color, geometry, and lens-profile based corrections.
Meet the app that’s optimised for desktop.
Lightroom Classic gives you all the desktop editing tools you need to bring out the best in your photos. Punch up colours, make dull-looking shots vibrant, remove distracting objects and straighten skewed shots. Easily organise all your photos on your desktop and share them in a variety of ways.
Better performance.
With improved performance under the hood, Lightroom Classic lets you import photos, generate previews and move from Library to Develop Module in record time.
More precise adjustments.
Use range masking tools to easily select the areas or objects you want to edit based on their colour, luminance or depth.
Effortless panoramas.
Create HDR panos faster now that you can merge multiple bracketed exposures into multiple HDR photos and then stitch them into a panorama — all in one step.
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