Adobe during its annual Max conference has unveiled number of new and revamped tools and services including the popular photo editing tool Lightroom CC, today Adobe has announced a brand new user interface, workflow and sharp focus on cloud-based editing.
Formally known as project Nimbus, is now revamped with a series of new creative cloud Photography Plans tailored for mobile workflows. Adobe says the new Lightroom CC has a refreshed UI tools increasingly powered by Adobe Sensei, which is a machine learning technology used in Lightroom enables powerful keyword and organization search.
Adobe also enables cloud storage in Lightroom CC, now you can edit and sync full resolution images in your desktop apps, on mobile devices, and on the web. Even RAW images will be synced and backed up because you will have now 1TB of cloud storage.
Sharing is also enhanced, you can create custom Lightroom galleries link to share with others. This radical change might be a shock for some professional users as they already got hands on the previous versions and now they are used to it, but Adobe has the solution for that, Adobe has also update previous Lightroom version with name “Lightroom Classic CC” which has traditional styling, layout and editing workflow while having improvements and new editing features.
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