You can then move and modify the previously created healing areas by tapping on the pin and adjusting the source and the destination.Īs well as a healing brush, iOS users will find a new checkbox in the Optics tab that allows them to use automatic detection/repair of chromatic aberrations. With the healing brush, you can remove dust spots or blemishes, or paint larger objects to be removed. Plus, an exciting introduction to the mobile version of Lightroom is the healing brush which, until now, was only available in Camera RAW and the desktop version of Lightroom. Lightroom CC for mobile also gets the ability to sync presets and profiles along with the ability to create/manage presets from your smart device. You can now copy settings from one image and paste them into multiple images all at once, saving you time and speeding up your editing process and when sharing albums, you now have more control over what's shared so you don't have to include metadata, location information or allow downloads if you don't want to. To sync 3rd party presets and profiles, you just need to import them into Lightroom CC and the same sync mechanism used to keep photos synced to the Creative Cloud will ensure that your presets and profiles are synced as well.Īlong with the new preset and profile sync feature, Lightroom CC desktop has a few additional new features which include new batch copy & paste settings and enhanced sharing options. Once the presets and profiles have been imported and allowed to sync, any devices connected to the same account (including other desktops, iPhone, iPad, Android, and ChromeOS devices) as well as your account at will have those presets and profiles available. This means you can have access to any preset that you’ve made or purchased on all of your devices and you can also create presets on your mobile devices. Starting today, Lightroom CC can synchronise both presets and profiles, including custom created presets and 3rd party presets and profiles.

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