Adobe's photo editing lineup has confused photographers for years. I break down the key differences in features, AI tools, ...

Since entering the software scene in 2007, Adobe Lightroom has become a staple for digital photographers looking to store and edit their pictures. But which Lightroom? In 2017, Adobe adapted to the ...

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We live in an era where access to information in data libraries isn’t just easily available online, it’s also packaged quite neatly into apps for your smartphones. Every company and its subsidiary is ...

Adobe is bringing its Firefly AI features to Lightroom users today across iPhone, iPad, Mac (web, Android, and PC too). New capabilities for the app include Generative Remove, Lens Blur, and more ...

Photo bombing is dead. Adobe is adding an artificial-intelligence-powered Generative Remove feature to its Lightroom photo editor that makes it dead simple to zap out unwanted elements, like that ...

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.

Claude Code has made the digital photo tool Adobe Lightroom functional on Linux. The project began with a very simple prompt.

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