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Lightroom 6.2 and CC 2015.2 Now Available

October 6, 2015 By Eric Reagan

Lightroom CC 2015.2

Adobe has updated Lightroom to version 6.2 for perpetual users and CC 2015.2 for Creative Cloud users.

Lightroom CC 2015.2 adds Dehaze as a Local Adjustment, which allows you to use it with the Radial Filter, Graduated Filter and Local Adjustment Brush. Note that Lightroom 6.2 does not get this new feature. It is only for Creative Cloud subscribers at this time.

Both new desktop versions of Lightroom get a redesigned Import experience with the following process now the steps for importing photos:

  1.  Select a Source:  There is a new “Add Photos” screen which scans to identify the potential locations for photos on your hard drive.  You can also easily select from a folder, a connected camera (via USB cable), a memory card, external hard drive, or Photoshop Elements catalog.
  2. Select images:  The Import Dialog has been redesigned.  Your source will already be selected (you choose it in step 1) so you can specify which images to import.  We recommend importing all.
  3. Choose any import settings (optional):  While there isn’t a need to change the default settings, you can open the gear icon (on the top right) to adjust and change import settings.
  4. Hit the import button.

Importing from Photoshop Elements is also improved, which allows you to select an Elements catalog from the Add Photos screen.

Lightroom 6.2 gets RAW file support for the following cameras:

  • DxO ONE (no SuperRAW support)
  • Leica S (Typ 007)
  • Olympus E-M10 Mark II
  • Sony A7S II

The Leica M Monochrom is now supported for tethered capture in Lightroom 6.2. Additionally, there are a number of new lens profiles added to Lightroom 6.2, as well as several bug fixes for both desktop versions.

The updates are available via the Creative Cloud app or the update menu in Lightroom 6.

Adobe also added additional features to Lightroom mobile on Android and iOS devices.

Lr mobile 1.3 (Android) New Features

  • Total color control. Refine the individual colors in your photos with the new Color / B&W adjustment tool.
  • Just the right tone. Precisely control the tone of your photo with the new Tone Curve adjustment tool.
  • Stand out. Bring out the best in your photos with adjustable vignettes.
  • Find your photos faster. The new ‘Lightroom Photos’ collection displays your Camera Roll photos and videos by date, so you can find them faster.
  • Your photo at its best. Crop the perfect photo with a redesigned experience that enables you to quickly adjust, align and auto-straighten.
  • TIFF Filetype Support

Lr mobile 2.0 (iOS) New Features

  • Free Lightroom! Unleash your creativity with free access to Lightroom for as long as you’d like on your smartphone or tablet.
  • Better photos in a snap. Capture amazing moments with the in-app Adobe camera, streamlining shoot to share.
  • Cut through the haze. Control the amount of atmospheric haze in your photos to recover color and contrast, or to create artistic effects, with the Dehaze adjustment tool.
  • Make photo magic, faster. Seamlessly access Photoshop Fix to retouch your photos.
  • Complete color control. Tune the colors in specific areas of your photos using the Targeted Adjustment tool, a new Color/B&W editing option.
  • “Lights, camera, action.” Craft amazing video stories from your Lightroom photos— synced to the beat of your favorite music, with one-tap access to Premiere Clip.
  • Find your photos faster. The new ‘Lightroom Photos’ collection displays your Camera Roll photos and videos by date, so you can find them faster.

Filed Under: Lightroom Tagged With: lightroom, Lightroom 6.2, Lightroom CC 2015.2

 

Comments

  1. Jared says

    October 6, 2015 at 1:09 am

    It’s too bad that in an effort to make things more user-friendly for new LR users, advanced users are stripped of certain features.

    I really liked the “Move” feature (which is now gone), and even wished it did “Move & convert to DNG”.

    And WHY remove filename preview (when renaming)!?!?!
    This makes no sense at all!

    Still waiting for the ability to export PNG files. Oh well….?

  2. Richard says

    October 7, 2015 at 12:13 am

    Using my 27″ imac with the latest 10.11 Lightroom has become very buggy. Quits during import most times and always if iphoto launches – seem like a retrograde upgrade so far. I hope the bug fixes are sorted soon. Also bring back the auto eject , why take that away?

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