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How To Get Started With Lightroom CC Mobile App

What is Lightroom CC Mobile?

Lightroom CC is a free mobile photo editing app available on android and iOS devices. It allows you to sync your photos, edits, presets, and profiles from your Lightroom CC desktop app if you have the Creative Cloud Subscription. The settings are synced with all Lightroom CC apps you have installed on different computers and mobile devices.

Interface:

Similar to the desktop versions of Lightroom, the mobile app has panels and modules that separate where you perform certain tasks.

  1. Settings Panel - opens by clicking the hamburger icon in the top left corner

  2. Edit Module - opens selecting an image to edit

  3. Albums Panel - opens by clicking the books icon in the top bar

  4. Search - allows you to search through your photos by clicking the magnifying glass icon in the top right corner

  5. Sync Settings - opens by clicking the cloud icon in the top right corner. Allows you to manage and monitor your sync settings between your Lightroom Mobile apps (if you app installed on multiple mobile devices) and your Lightroom CC desktop app (if you have it installed on multiple computers)




Editing Tools:

  1. Selective Edits - allows you to select certain areas in your images and make a series of edits (ranging from lighting to detail to color) on the selected area. It can be compared to making selections and masks in Photoshop

  2. Healing - allows you remove blemishes and distractions from your images

  3. Crop - here you can crop, straighten and rotate your images

  4. Profiles - similar to presets, this are like filters that you can adjust the strength of by using a slider. Similar to how you edit in apps such as VSCO and instagram.

  5. Light - allows you to edit the lighting in an image. This includes exposure, contrast, shadows, highlights, blacks, and whites with easy to use sliders. You can also make advanced lighting adjustments with the Curves tool.

  6. Color - allows you to edit color temperature and vibrance/saturation via easy to use sliders. For advanced and selective color adjustments, you'll need to go the Mix section. And for advanced Black and White adjustments you'll need to click the BW button.

  7. Effects - here is where you can adjust and add effects such as clarity, deglaze, grain, and vignette with sliders. You can also go to Split Tone and create a cross processed effect for your images.

  8. Detail - allows you to adjust sharpening, noise reduction, and other details in your image

  9. Geometry - allows you to distort and scale images to change the crop

  10. Presets - this is where all of the Default and your custom presets are stored. Presets are premade editing settings that are applied in one-click. Additional edits and adjustments can be made after applying presets. You can get the popular Bright Whites Mobile Preset Collection here.

  11. Reset - allows you to reset image to original or previous settings



Album Organization & Management:

  1. Search- allows you to search for photos within an album

  2. Filter - allows you to filter images by ratings, location, camera, people, etc.

  3. Other Sorting Settings - allows you to select images, add images, change grid orientation, create slideshows, and other sorting options




Exporting:

  1. Save images going to an individual image or selecting multiple images.

  2. Open the top right menu

  3. Click Save to Device or Share to Web to save images with edits

  4. Click Export Original to save original without edits (only available when one image is selected)


Make sure you check out the Bright White Mobile Preset Collection!

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