Positive Dehaze slider results remain the same. In PV5 we see a notable change with contrast, color and details far better preserved. In PV4, negative Dehaze adjustments would make an image appear to have an overall milky haze. These changes are reflected in something called Process Version and Adobe has updated this release to Process Version 5 (PV5). In this release, significant improvements have been made to Dehaze when making negative adjustments (moving the slider to the left). However, the actual effect is so dramatic that many users love to use the slider to quickly punch up their images. Negative Dehaze ImprovementsĮver since its introduction, the Dehaze slider has been hugely popular! It was initially designed to help compensate for the perceived effect of humidity/moisture in the air. Depth Range Masking will work the same way Luminance Range masking works, with an eyedropper to sample points and similar set of sliders.Ĭurrently, the only cameras that use depth range information are Apple iPhones shooting in the Portrait mode (7+, 8+ and X’s). This version of Lightroom will be able to read that information which will allow users to be able to select the different depths and selectively apply local adjustments. The HEIC format has a lot of advantages, least of which is the ability to record how far away objects are from the camera. HEIC is a new format which we expect will slowly replace the JPG format. Lightroom has added Depth Range Masking support for HEIC format images. Luminance Range Masking Now Includes an Eyedropper and Mask Preview Depth Range Mask This shows a preview your luminance mask selection against a monochrome version of your photo. Along with this added feature, there is now a “Show Luminance Mask” checkbox. The Luminance Range Masking panel now includes an eyedropper tool for faster sampling of a single point or a range of luminance. If you have been using the new Range Masking features, you’ll appreciate this useful update.
Your catalog and its name will remain unchanged. The laundry list, with short notes, of everything else is at the bottom of this post for those interested in more details about this “major” release.Īnd, unlike previous major releases, version 8 will not upgrade your current catalog by creating a new “-2” catalog. Given the total number of updated features and bug fixes we thought it best to give you a review what we feel are the four most notable improvements. Nevertheless, these updates are welcome and demonstrate Adobe’s ongoing commitment that Lightroom Classic CC isn’t going away. Since this release coincides with the start of the 2018 Adobe MAX conference, we assume the marketing department wanted to have a bigger sounding headline. However most of the updates and changes are under-the-hood improvements with a few important, feature specific improvements. Lightroom Classic CC Version 8 Splash ScreenĪdobe is branding this as a full version update of Lightroom Classic.
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