Both Lightroom and Lightroom Classic serve the same purpose for their users, which is to import, save, view, organize, and edit digital photographs.

Adobe Lightroom Classic is using AI to offer tools and features that will make your photos look professional. Here's how to use them.

Adobe has unveiled the latest updates coming to Lightroom Classic, Lightroom, and Adobe Camera RAW – and like most tech announcements over the last year, most of those updates are centered on AI ...

Adobe Lightroom remains the gold standard among pro photo workflow software, with top-notch organization tools, state-of-the-art adjustments, and all the output and printing options you could want.

Tired of scrolling past Lightroom tools that you don't use? Adobe Lightroom Classic now allows users to re-organize the Develop panel. The update comes along with new sharing options in Lightroom ...

Adobe has issued Lightroom Classic 13.4, updating the desktop-focused photo cataloging and editing app with support for new cameras and lenses (including the front and back cameras of the recently ...

Adobe Lightroom has long been a favorite among professional photographers. The photo editing software now comes in two flavors: the newer Lightroom (the focus of this review) and Lightroom Classic.

Adobe Lightroom offers a streamlined way to edit, store, and sync your photos across devices with a $119.88 one-year subscription. It includes 1TB of cloud storage, AI tools like Generative Remove ...

Both heavy-hitting photo editing apps come from Adobe, but which one is right for your needs—or should you use both? Here's how Photoshop and Lightroom stack up on price, features, and more.

It's getting easier and easier to fix your photos in a couple of clicks. The Lightroom AI tools can blur your background and remove things.

Adobe Lightroom has added various AI features, such as a Denoise tool and specific AI improvements for highlighting clothes and hair. Denoise can really help improve low-light shots or grainy ...