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We’ve long had the ability to share albums with others, and we even gained the ability to allow other people to contribute photos to your shared album. Switching to the cloud-based Lightroom family of apps, there are a few additional features to note. If you know you are going to be shooting tethered, you can launch Lightroom Classic into the Intel version from the Creative Cloud Application Manager directly into Rosetta mode, and then just get on with tethering. Once your tethering session is complete, just exit Lightroom Classic, and the next time you launch it will default back to running natively. Once re-opened, you will have to go start the tethering process from the start (it doesn’t relaunch into tethering), and away you go (see first tethering figure above). However, if you try to start a tethering session in this mode you’ll be prompted to relaunch in Rosetta.Ĭlicking Relaunch will exit you out of Lightroom Classic and then relaunch (be patient) in Rosetta. By default, on an Apple Silicon device you’ll be running in native mode, which in my experience has been great so far. I mentioned the caveat to Apple Silicon support, and here it is, to tether you’ll need to run in Rosetta Emulation mode. Note, for my D850 I also needed to press the LV button on the back of the camera to allow for the camera’s shutter button to be used for taking the photo. Once the tether capture has been established, click the Live button on the Tether bar to begin. Nikon Tethering Live Viewįor supported Nikon cameras, we now have the ability (well, the feature was previously a beta release) to enable Live View within the Lightroom Classic Tether Bar and get a real time view of what we are shooting.

#Adobe camera raw cc 10.4 for mac free update

There are a few additional performance improvements, such as faster metadata management in the Metadata panel when working on multiple photos, an update to how Lightroom Classic handles video files, and improved VRAM utilization. These presets do seem to have been given a lot of thought by their creators and are worth exploring.

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What makes them premium is that they are only available to owners of paid subscription plans, as one more incentive to people using the free mobile apps to upgrade. Adobe says that more of these premium presets will be added over time.

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This release has added 7 new groups of premium presets covering a variety of skin tones, styles, and travel. Note, there is a slight caveat when it comes to the tethering function on an Apple Silicon device, which I’ll cover shortly.

With this update, Lightroom Classic joins Lightroom and Photoshop in being able to run natively on Apple computers with the new M1 chip. One small difference in the Lightroom Classic version of this feature is the Create Stack checkbox, which stacks the enhanced version with the original. When the Enhance Preview dialog appears, check the box for Super Resolution, then click the Enhance button to initiate the process of creating the larger copy. It works the same as it does in Camera Raw when it was released back in March, except that now we can access it right inside of either Lightroom Classic or Lightroom (desktop only, not mobile). To use the new Enhance Super Resolution feature, just right-click the photo and choose Enhance (or use Photo > Enhance).

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While not a feature I use every day, I am pleased to see that Super Resolution has been added to both Lightroom products on the Mac and Windows platforms. There are a few features that have been added to both of these programs (and Camera Raw too), so let’s address those first. New to Lightroom Classic and Lightroom desktop Let’s take a closer look at what to expect in this update.

Adobe has just released new features, bug fixes, new camera support, and new lens profiles.