You’ll also see how to customize your workspace when working in the Develop Module. Morganti demonstrates how quick and easy these new tools are to use. Now Adobe has added Photoshop’s Content Aware Removal functionality to the mix.Īlso new to Lightroom Classic are a variety of easy-to-use masking tools, including Background Masking, what Adobe calls Detecting People, and an Objects Mask that delivers fast and precise results for a wide variety of tasks. Previously when you selected this option you were greeted with two tools-a Clone Brush and Healing Brush.

Now you get a tool tip called “Healing,” instead of “Spot Removal” as in the past.

One change that caught caught Morganti’s eyes in the Develop Module appears when you hover over the Band-Aid icon. Morganti provides a complete list in the description beneath the video, so you can check if your gear is included. Like all previous Lightroom updates, version 12 includes support for a number of new cameras, iPhones, and lenses. Instructor Anthony Morganti says he’s excited about everything the update has to offer, and he walks you through what he’s considers the most important in less than 15 minutes.

In the quick tutorial below, one of Shutterbug’s favorite image-editing experts brings you up to speed. Adobe has updated Lightroom Classic to version 12, with a host of new features, greater functionality, and enhanced performance.

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