Adobe Lightroom

Adobe Photoshop Lightroom helps you import, organize, manage, and find your images. It is a photo management and photo editing app, which has a simple file editor so you don’t need Adobe Camera. Also, because of the photo management capabilities of Lightroom, you’ll be organizing your digital photography as you import.

The latest update includes Lens Blur and Point Color. The recent updates also includes an AI-based depth blur feature that allows photographers to create realistic depth-of-field effects. 

What you can do with this Photo Editor

Lightroom is a perfect app for most basic photo editing like Instagram, cropping, white balance, exposure, histogram adjustments, tonal curves, black and white conversion, spot removal, red-eye corrections, gradients, local adjustments, and sharpening, noise reduction, lens profile corrections, vibrancy, and saturation.

So all in all when it comes to photo editing on your mobile then this app has it all. It can organize your photos into one large, searchable catalog, and offers a wide range of image adjustments, enhancements, and one-click presets. There are four phases in the Lightroom workflow: importing, organizing, editing, and sharing.

You click a ‘+’ button in the top-left corner of the screen and choose the folder you want to import from. The same is the case if you insert a memory card, Lightroom will offer to import images from that too. Lightroom supports JPEGs, TIFF files, PSD (Photoshop) files, and raw files from a huge range of cameras.

Photoshop Lightroom tools

The main editing tools are accessed via the Edit button, which displays a vertical ‘stack’ of collapsible adjustment panels for Light, Color, Effects, Detail, Optics, and Geometry.

The Dehaze tool (Effects panel) in Photoshop Lightroom is a great way to restore contrast and drama to flat-looking photos. The Optics panel can correct distortion and chromatic aberration to flatter even the most mediocre lenses. While the Geometry panel is terrific for correcting converging verticals and other perspective problems.

Then comes the Crop tool which is pretty much self-explanatory. The Healing Brush/Clone tool is extremely effective at removing sensor spots.

The freehand brush is also one of the essentials. You can use the freehand Brush tool for irregular areas, the Linear Gradient tool for toning down bright skies, for example, and the Radial Gradient tool for vignette effects and even for ‘relighting’ your photos.

Who can use the Lightroom?

Anybody who has previously used and engaged in standard photo editors online or apps like PicsArt can use this app. Lightroom is designed solely for busy photographers.  Just download the latest version from the Play Store or the APK from the above link.