MarkNicholas

I loved Win 7, hated Win 8 & 8.1 and love Win 10 more than I loved Win 7. Time to upgrade !

Its interesting because in over 10 years of using Lightroom I have only ever used the history panel a handful of times. For me the feature is only (potentially) useful during actual editing. Curren ...

I just tried and don't think there is any way to do what you are asking. You have to drag. To be honest I cant see how a single click would be any faster than a quick drag with the grid lines showing.

You are generally correct that no amount of processing can turn a "bad" photo into a "good" photo. A photo that is out of focus or very over / under exposed is always going to remain a "bad" ...

If you are looking for an equivalent of Lightroom Classic or Lightroom, but on a subscription basis then the answer is no. There are many photo editing software programs but none of them are ...

Completely Agree and ALSO the fact that LR6.14 is miles behind the current CC version.

Trust me you will never look back. Don't forget you still also get Photoshop included. I have most of my photos synced with the Adobe cloud which means I can view, edit & share from any device ...

I still use my 17-40 F4 as my walk around lens. First used it with my Canon 30D and now with my 6D. Its a great lens and hasn't let me down. But, it was introduced in 2003 ! If I was buying now I ...

Yes you would need the subscription package where you get both Classic and CC. You can share links (editable or un-editable) so that your photos are accessible on Iphones or PCs.

Lightroom Classic together with Lightroom CC will do most of what you want. As an alternative publishing platform you could also consider OneDrive together with whatever editing software you choose.

Agree Agree Agree Agree I use "x" for rejected photos

The important word is "change". LR does not "change" any pixels. When you view a RAW file in LR you see a rendered interpretation which has been derived using LR's RAW conversion engine. Nothing ...