The creator, an Adobe partner, introduces and demonstrates four new features in Adobe Lightroom designed to save time. He explains and shows screen recordings of 'Assisted Culling' for photo selection, 'Improved Search' using natural language, enhanced 'Select Subject' for masking, and 'Customizable Color Labels' for workflow organization, concluding that these updates give creators more time to be creative.
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Adobe just added four Lightroom updates designed to give creators more time back.
Assisted Culling helps narrow down a full shoot. Improved Search lets you find photos using natural language. Select Subject creates cleaner selections from the first click. And customizable Color Labels let you organize Lightroom around your own workflow.
These are the kinds of practical updates that can make a real difference when you’re working through a large gallery.
You Asked, and Adobe Answered.
Save this for your next editing session and check out what’s new in Lightroom through the link in my bio.
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Transcript
Adobe just launched four new Lightroom features, and they all came straight from feedback from photographers and video editors like us. Time is one of the most valuable parts of any workflow, and these updates are designed to give you more of it. I've partnered with Adobe Creative Cloud to show you what's new. Assisted culling can analyze a full shoot, group similar photos, and help you build your first selections based on things like focus, exposure, composition, closed, or blurry eyes. Improved search lets you describe the photo you're looking for in natural language, while select subject now creates cleaner, more accurate selections from the first click. And customizable color labels best you rename and organize all five labels around your own workflow instead of adapting your workflow around Lightroom. These are the kind of practical improvements that creators have been asking for. You rank, and Adobe answered. You can do less repetitive work and more time to create.
