Did you know that if you subscribe to the Creative Cloud for Photography plan or Creative Cloud, you can access the photographs that you synchronize form Lightroom on the desktop or Lightroom mobile from any device from within a browser? This means that you’re no longer tied to a specific device – you can log on to lightroom.adobe.com and sign in using your adobe ID to upload, view, edit, and share your images from anywhere.
For example, if you’re with friends or family – or even with a client, and want to show them your photographs on their computer screen (because it’s much larger than your mobile device), you can now use Lightroom web. And, if you make any changes to those photos, all of the changes will be synchronized to Lightroom on your desktop and across your mobile devices. In addition, you can use Lightroom web to quickly share collections of images and Lightroom web galleries.
Following is a “Getting Started” series for Lightroom web that walks you through the workflow:
In this video we’ll discover how to use Lightroom web to access, edit, and share synced photos using a browser.
In this video we’ll cover the Dashboard, All Photos view, image navigation, rating and flagging images in Lightroom web.
In this video we’ll learn how to organize our photographs using collections in Lightroom web.
In this video we’ll discover how to add (upload) photographs to Lightroom web on any device and see how they’re synchronized with Lightroom on the desktop.
In this video we’ll quickly crop and straighten a photograph using Lightroom web.
In this video we’ll learn how to set White Balance and make tonal and color changes to photographs using Lightroom web.
In this video we’ll convert an image to Black and White and add color toning effects using Lightroom web.
In this video we’ll add special effects including Dehaze, Post-Crop vignettes, and Grain to photographs using Lightroom web.
In this video, we’ll share collections of photographs and then view comments made by family and clients in Lightroom.
In this video, we’ll create a Lightroom Web Gallery and combine photos and text in a customizable layout.
In this video, we’ll look at how Lightroom web’s Search (technology preview) can help us to quickly find out photographs.
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