Adobe announced at its Max Japan 2025 design conference a pair of new AI editing tools for its Lightroom and Camera Raw applications designed to reduce the tedious repetition of many common tasks.

Adobe is making it easier for photographers to get a consistent look by unburying and expanding a lesser known tool inside its RAW image processor: Camera Profiles. On Tuesday, April 3, Adobe launched ...

Adobe has released a slew of updates to Camera Raw and Lightroom Classic, all focused on on improving performance and workflow. Creative suite developer Adobe has rolled out several improvements to ...

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Adobe's software now can handle raw images from the latest Nikon and Canon SLRs. A new version of Lightroom will get that support -- and likely a range of new editing abilities, too. Stephen Shankland ...

Adobe Lightroom App update 2.2 adds a more robust RAW editing and processing suite of features, enabling more freedom to control variables such as white balance, saturation, and exposure. This update ...

Adobe has rolled out several updates to Lightroom, Lightroom Classic, and Raw Classic as a part of their continued efforts to improve the user experience for its macOS and iPad apps. Classic Raw ...

on its Web site Thursday final versions of its Lightroom 3.5 and Camera Raw 6.5 still image editing software. Originally posted as release candidates on Adobe Labs, the final updates are said to ...

I have been working on a comparison of Adobe’s Photoshop Lightroom and Apple’s Aperture for Macworld, and I ran into an issue with both programs when I tried to import Raw image files that had been ...

Adobe this week released Lightroom 3.4 and Camera Raw 6.4. The updates add compatibility for a multitude of new cameras and lens profiles, add tethering support for three popular DSLRs, and fix a ...

All products featured on WIRED are independently selected by our editors. However, we may receive compensation from retailers and/or from purchases of products through these links. Adobe is set to ...