i’m so thankful to have Lightroom that I’ve always dreamed about. I’m taking a editing course from a iPhone photography editing class. I’ve always wanted to be able to edit pictures correctly. Thanks to Lightroom and learning how in the class it has been wonderful beyond words. I am going to cancel the old Lightroom that I had years ago that I didn’t know how to use like I'm learning now. After getting the premium as I’m learning with Clifford on the photography class, I realize in my class I was needing updated to your new updated ones now that's available. So when my premium stops March 8, I will immediately apply for the new Lightroom getting the premium that you folks offer at a price I can afford. Doing the Lightroom with my instructor as I'm writing out Word for Word what he's teaching me ,I can't follow at all with my old Lightroom of years ago because everything is different with the new one he’s using. So when you see my cancellation that’s what I am doing to get my newest Lightroom update. I was hoping I could get it sooner, but since I’m paid up till February 8, it wouldn’t let me update to the newest Lightroom . So please know when I cancel that’s what I am doing to get the newest Lightroom. please inform whomever that I’m not trying to play games or take advantage of your system. I can’t wait to get the newest version so I can learn with my instructor with the one obviously he has as the newest one. I advertise your Lightroom to everybody. Thank you so very much folks for making life easier for all the iPhone and others. I thank my Lord for knowledge he’s given all of you. you sincerely Dave and Bonnie Boswell.

I’ve used Lightroom AI on perhaps a dozen photos of birds captured by a bird feeder camera in my backyard. In AI mode, I find it to be quite good at identifying the various elements present in the photo, such as sky, water, architecture, artificial surfaces, etc., and then providing me with specific editing options which are only performed on that particular element - such changing the blue tone of the water, the saturation or contrast of just the image of the bird itself, etc. It also has an erasing function that does a significantly better job than the iOS Photo app at replacing a part of the photo I’d like removed. Take the edge of the white plastic feeding tray that the bird is eating out of, which is essentially impossible to avoid being included in a photo. The AI is quite good at replacing the portion I highlight with something that looks like whatever is next to or behind the tray, such as plants or water, if it appears that what’s behind the white tray is our swimming pool. I was very impressed with the app’s ability to intelligently determine what might be seen or revealed if the unwanted part of the native photo weren’t there. All in all, I find Lightroom AI to be a definite step up from what Apple’s iOS Photo app can do, which is pretty good itself.My primary embarisingly disappointment and frustration is that the Help or Guides that are supposed to explain and demonstrate what so many of the more advanced tools do and how to use them, are embarrassingly poor and confusing, or don't exist.

Long time designer and consider myself tech-savvy. Lightroom on mobile is fine—I use it—but they really need to rethink what it means to be a convenient, intuitive mobile app. My grievances are: 1. The whole import process is a pain. It’s like they’re trying to give you some pseudo-desktop experience but it just has me scratching my head thinking why is this such a convulsed multi-step process. Import photo? Launch Lightroom? Get over yourself, you’re an app. Look at how easy importing a photo is on any other app. The step-by-step parade of trying to give you the impression it’s more robust than it is is so ridiculous. 2. The filters. Is this 2012? 90% of what you get is blown-out, over-saturated, vignette or die type filters. It takes some serious digging to find something useable enough. Most of the filters listed subtle are still very effected looking. They’re lacking the nuance the other dedicated apps have where the choices are made for people who grew out of their Tumblr phase. Lightroom is supposed to be pro so it’s a bit confusing. Other than these gripes it’s nice to at least feel like I’m getting even a bit of my moneys worth from the ludicrous subscription price of Adobe. I do use it. But in my opinion they really need to modernize and simplify them UX by cutting out the useless fluff and actually invest in some quality options. Beyond that, what it offers in color grading is offered in other comparable apps with much more intuitive build quality. 3 stars as of January 2024.