Its raw format support is extremely comprehensive, too, with regular updates for new cameras.
We look forward to testing the final paid version of the software soon.Adobe Lightroom has long been one of our favourite photo managers, thanks to its high quality image processing, sophisticated, non-destructive colour correction, powerful noise reduction and automatic correction for a range of lens defects. There are a few limitations of the Adobe Photoshop Lightroom 5 beta then, but for a free public beta it also shows a lot of promise in its cool new features.
It's not always quick at rendering thumbnails, either, if you need to scroll through large numbers of images. If you have both side panels and the filmstrip open at the same time, for example, there's not much space left in the centre for the thing you're actually working on. You'll still need Photoshop CC or CS6 - or Photoshop Elements 12 - for more advanced tasks, but now there are even more day-to-day image improvements you can carry out in Lightroom without having to switch to a different program.Īlthough Adobe is constantly adding to Lightroom's feature set and capabilities, the basic look and feel of the program has changed very little.
Most of Adobe Photoshop Lightroom 5's new enhancements are found in the Develop module, which means Lightroom advances even further into the space normally occupied by full Photoshop. If you don't have a big, high-res display, Adobe Photoshop Lightroom can feel cramped and oppressive. We would prefer less interface and more image. The new editing tools are good, but the Smart Previews could prove the most valuable feature in Adobe Photoshop Lightroom 5. Adobe Photoshop Lightroom 5 boasts some exciting new features that look set to boost its abilities as an image editor, a cataloguing tool and as a way of sharing and publishing your photos.
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