Adobe Lightroom CC Reviews & Ratings

4.7/5

“With just a mobile app, edit pictures while on the go.”

Pros : I have used Photoshop for years and have enjoyed the features it offers but when they came out with an application that was specifically designed for photos, I was excited. It's easy to use and gives me all the options that I need to make the pictures. I love that I can click photos on my phone and manage them all on one page. I highly recommend this to anyone who takes pictures.

Cons : Performance can occasionally lag, particularly on low-powered PCs.

Switched from : CaptureOne

Reason to switch : Capture One doesn’t display pictures in subfolders and neither provides an option to select multiple folders.

4.7/5

“A must-have tool for every photographer.”

Pros : Lightroom is one of the best photo editing and organizing tools out there. It has all the basic photo editing features you need to make every picture a work of art. I also love how I can sync my pictures to the cloud and access them from any device.

Cons : My only disappointment is that it doesn’t support the creation of vector shapes and raster images.

Switched from : Wondershare Fotophire

Reason to switch : Wondershare Fotophire offers very basic photo editing and erasing tools, and it can only be accessed from a desktop.

4.7/5

“An amazing tool to manage pictures.”

Pros : I've been using this software for several years and it's the best photo organizing and editing software out there. It makes it easier to stay connected with my clients and deliver edited and organized photos to their inboxes.

Cons : The only thing which I didn’t like is that it doesn’t provide layer-based editing.

Switched from : DxO PhotoLab

Reason to switch : DxO PhotoLab is expensive, and the program is also not the quickest to learn or to use.

4.7/5

“‘One of the best platforms for photo editing’”

Pros : Adobe Lightroom automatically adjusts the exposure, color, and sharpness of your pictures, and helps you remove imperfections from them. It also lets you organize your pictures by tags, albums, and collections.

Cons : Lightroom has a steep learning curve and is complicated for beginners.

Switched from : Affinity photo

Reason to switch : Affinity Photo doesn’t provide any image organizing tools. So, it becomes a pain in the neck for photographers to manage a library of large images.

4.6/5

“Photo editing tool that helps you bring perfections in the imperfections!”

Pros : I have been using Adobe Lightroom CC for a long and have been very happy with it. I have edited my pictures very efficiently. I could also export all my pictures from the app to my photos library and then import them back into the Lightroom CC desktop app.

Cons : If you cancel your subscription, you can no longer access your Creative Cloud applications. You can continue to access your photos on your local hard drive through Lightroom for desktop, but not edit them .

Switched from : Karizma Album

Reason to switch : Karizma Album doesn’t offer an auto-finish option and it is a bit difficult to learn in the beginning.