![]() One year Windows PCs might be hot, then it's the web, then it's mobile devices. The situation illustrates the difficulties of the ever-shifting foundations of the computing industry. ![]() He's used Lightroom since the first public beta, but now he's troubled by the idea of paying for a cloud service that lacks Lightroom Classic abilities. I'm now testing alternatives," said Mike Wren, a professional photographer in Albany, New York. "For a very long time, Lightroom's place in my studio was an automatic decision. And you must choose carefully because moving your photos from one to the other isn't easy. If you want more power than Apple Photos or Google Photos can offer, you must choose between the newer, internet-savvy Lightroom and the older, beefier version now called Lightroom Classic. It needed to decide whether to retool the existing Lightroom software or make a fresh start.Īdobe chose a combination of both routes, forcing Lightroom customers to make the decision instead. But modernizing for smartphones, tablets and cloud computing put Adobe in a pickle. Lightroom got its start in 2006 on MacOS and later Windows, storing the photo library right there on your personal computer. But one thing didn't change: the awkward split between two versions of the photo editing and cataloging software. The newer non-Classic Lightroom has some advantages but is missing many features.Īdobe released a slew of Lightroom updates last week. Lightroom Classic lets photographers edit and catalog photos.
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