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Adobe Lightroom updated with iPad Pro support and more
Adobe Post is a free download on the App Store.
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But the Lightroom camera goes further than the iOS Camera app, offering a manual exposure compensation slider, manual white balance control, self-timer, compositional gridlines, a “square” mode and even a digital level.
On Thursday, Adobe announced the rollout of a new iOS creativity app called ‘Post, ‘ to give users the ability to create convert their photos, text and graphics into striking visuals which can be shared through Instagram and other social networks.
Lightroom has added a Notification Center widget. While this app is probably most useful for social media professionals, you might find that you love turning your photos into inspirational posts or memes with it. Take it for a spin and let us know how you like it!
The Tone Curve tool now has a Point Curve mode, giving you full control over your curve and direct access to each of the color channels – something that could previously only be done on Lightroom for desktop.
The 2.1 version also introduce a fully usable curve tool and split toning adjustment tool. On iPads and iPad Pros, Lightroom for iOS 2.1 enables both the Slide Over functionality so that you can quickly interact with other apps without having to switch apps, as well as Split View so that you can run two apps at once, such as reading a tutorial while working within Lightroom.
Shoot-through Presets. Apply one of five new, specially formulated presets while capturing a photo from the Adobe in-app camera.
Finally, Lightroom for iOS 2.1 is also accessible through a Notification Center widget. The app starts off with design presets that can then be adjusted through elements such as color and font, or users can take advantage of design created by others. The app works great for beginners, as it will provide a suggestion for a palette automatically, based on the background image.
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Adobe has also added usability improvements throughout the app. Add photos to multiple collections easier, import photos faster, improved gesture support, and more, get you quickly organizing, creating, and sharing awesome images anywhere you are.