You’re probably wondering what the hell this Lightroom Classic is right?
Adobe has split Lightroom into two versions Adobe Lightroom CC and Adobe Lightroom Classic CC, basically, the Adobe Lightroom CC is focused on maintaining consistency across mobile and desktop features, they say to create a seamless workflow regardless of which device you are using. Adobe Lightroom CC is defined as mobile cloud-based editing.
The ‘proper’ Adobe Lightroom we all know and love is now called Adobe Lightroom Classic.
Here is the lowdown on what the differences are.
| Lightroom Classic | Lightroom CC | |
| Apply preset on import, add metadata | X | |
| Smart collections | X | |
| Search | X | |
| Organization | X | X |
| Slideshow | X | |
| Prints and photobooks | X | |
| Geotagging map | X | |
| Learn tool | X | |
| Presets | X | X |
| Exposure control | X | X (Excludes Tone Curve) |
| Color control | X | X (Excludes HSL and Split Tones) |
| Sharpness and noise reduction | X | X |
| Local brushes | X | X |
| Gradient and radial filters | X | X |
| HDR merge | X | |
| Panorama stitching | X | |
| Backup original files | X | |
| Mobile app | X | |
| Export with watermark or custom size | X | X |
| Price | £9.99/month with Photoshop | £9.99/month with 1 TB storage or £19.99/month with storage and Photoshop |
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