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Lightroom

Lightroom

8 4.4
A computer program that people use to edit and organize photos
  • proper noun
  • Specialized
translation icon : Lightroom
  • But this time around, I wanted to test out the Visco presets in Lightroom to color grade my vlogs.
  • Adobe Lightroom
  • Photoshop Lightroom
  • Lightroom 2

I've been able to use Lightroom very successfully, super smooth.

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Examples

  • I have Photoshop Elements, but I bought Lightroom because it has more possibilities.

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  • And then we'll take these images into Lightroom and I'll show you how I process them right off of the phone on Lightroom Mobile.

  • I know Google Photos does this, Apple Photos does this, Lightroom Mobile does this.

  • Let me just say that the RAW performance in Lightroom is way better than this comparison.

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  • I am sure that everyone uses the Sync feature in Lightroom all the time.

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  • If I take my pictures on a big camera like this kind of thing, then I use either Photoshop or Lightroom, predominantly Lightroom.

  • Raw is my negative, and Lightroom is my film developer, enlarger, paper, and paper developer.

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  • The metadata panel in Bridge and Lightroom also shows all the metadata.

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  • Another really cool feature that Adobe added last year in Lightroom CC was this whole kind of tutorial layer.

  • I used Lightroom to edit all the photos from our vacation, making them look more vibrant.

Synonyms

darkroom
vsLightroom
  • Specialized
1 4.4

A program used for editing and processing digital photos

is a specific popular program for editing and organizing digital photographs

Surface Forms

Lightroom main

Morphology

Lightroom = light + room (semi-transparent) = light + room

The compound 'light' + 'room' is clear as English words, but the product name is a branded/metaphorical term for photo-editing and organising software, which is not directly inferable from the components for many learners.

Etymology

The word Lightroom comes from the English parts light and room, where light means 'brightness' and room means 'space' or a place to work. So Lightroom is like a digital 'room' where you change the light and other parts of your photos, which is why it is a program for editing and organizing pictures.