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[Adobe Lightroom] February 2020 Usability Updates

February 2020 Adobe Lightroom release updates. Lightroom helps you make amazing photos to feature in your websites and digital assets.

Adobe Lightroom just released its February 2020 updates with some improvements in usability below:

Adobe Lightroom Desktop

Support export of photos as DNG files
Select photos and press Command (macOS)/Ctrl (Windows)+Shift+H for HDR merge and Command (macOS)/Ctrl (Windows)+Shift+M to create a panorama.
Drag and drop photos from the computer directly to an album in the Albums panel.

Adobe Lightroom iOS

The split-screen view is now supported on the iPad.
In the Learn section of the Home view, users can start a tutorial and hold the screen any time to view the before and after edits of the photo.
Duplicate photos are identified faster and better during import.
Experience smoother import of photos from an SD card or camera.

Adobe Lightroom Android

Import presets and profiles from Google Drive and local storage.
In the Learn section of the Home view, users can start a tutorial and hold the screen any time to view the before and after edits of the photo.

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Featured Image Credit: Adobe and George Rotan (Artwork)

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