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I did not like HDR – not competitive and did not try panorama, but bought the product based on the dehaze function which I liked.

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When I got my license, I was surprised to see that there were functions in my trial product that was not in the product I licensed. In fact, I did not even want functional upgrades. I was happy with the new features but I could live without continued functional upgrades. I went through a trial and decided to buy the perpetual license of Lightroom 6. When would LR7 be released? We can make no guarantees on what Adobe will do exactly, but June 2016 would be a reasonable guesstimate.

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Wait until Lightroom 7 comes out, presumably next year at the same time that Lightroom CC 2016 ships… A Lightroom 7 upgrade would be expected to roll up all new features that have been added to Lightroom CC in the meantime. The $9.99 Photography Plan includes the latest release of Lightroom CC plus also comes with Photoshop CC.Ģ. So there would be two ways you can get the new Dehaze/Defog feature (as well as Local White and Black Adjustment Sliders, which was also added in CC 2015.1):ġ. As described in the article above, LR6 will still receive non-feature updates such as bug fixes and new camera/lens support. Lightroom CC 2015.1 (the subscription release with ongoing updates) will have all the new features as soon as they are available – whereas the standalone version (Lightroom 6.1) will not. I have considered constantly having to deactivate one computer and then reactivating when I switch to that computer since I use the external drive for my catalog. I also have two iphones (one work and one personal) and an ipad. I have a small travel laptop, a desktop and a larger laptop that I work with at home. I can’t believe no one had the forethought to consider that photographers may have more than one computer to work from.

I would be happy to PAY for an additional license and called adobe to find out if that was possible but it is not.

I don’t want to have to log in any of the mobile devices under the 2nd Adobe ID. Are you aware of a workflow that would allow me to do this seamlessly. If I do this, when I plug the hard drive into the computer using the 2nd adobe ID, my LR Mobile photos won’t be imported because they use the 1st Adobe ID. In order to get a 3rd copy of adobe Lightroom, I have to sign up for a 2nd adobe ID. I have one Lightroom catalog/library on an external hard drive that I plug in to each computer when I use it. All mobile devices are logged in with one adobe ID. I am a photographer with 3 computers and 3 mobile devices.

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