robgendreau
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Adobe released a bunch of updates and there are some that many here might appreciate.
For me, the content aware remove in Lr and LrC will really speed things up assuming it works as well in Lr as it does in Ps, since now I won't have to send images to Ps for that purchase (the old healing cloning stuff in Lr is rather meh).
There are also improvements in selection and masking in Lr, including one specifically for people.
But one of the additions that may be most important down the line is the addition of the ability to produce display HDR images (not HDR as in what we're used to for say creating more DR in an image by stacking, but HDR as in "HDR capable display." It's capable of producing some dramatically better results in images like landscapes, esp things like sunsets, where you want the brights to really stand out. It can now be enabled as a tech preview in the Ps prefs for Adobe Camera Raw.
Fortunately, many Apple displays are capable of HDR. My 2019 MBP for example.
You can see how it works in this Greg Benz video:
For me, the content aware remove in Lr and LrC will really speed things up assuming it works as well in Lr as it does in Ps, since now I won't have to send images to Ps for that purchase (the old healing cloning stuff in Lr is rather meh).
There are also improvements in selection and masking in Lr, including one specifically for people.
But one of the additions that may be most important down the line is the addition of the ability to produce display HDR images (not HDR as in what we're used to for say creating more DR in an image by stacking, but HDR as in "HDR capable display." It's capable of producing some dramatically better results in images like landscapes, esp things like sunsets, where you want the brights to really stand out. It can now be enabled as a tech preview in the Ps prefs for Adobe Camera Raw.
Fortunately, many Apple displays are capable of HDR. My 2019 MBP for example.
You can see how it works in this Greg Benz video:
