While the release notes only mention bug fixes, stability improvements, and camera support for iPhone XS and XR, we’re told it also includes:
Lightroom for iOS has been updated with to take advantage of Apple’s latest devices. It’s worth the wait.Adobe is out today with updates to a couple of products including a new version of Lightroom CC for iOS with support for the iPad Pro, iPhone XS and XR, gesture compatibility with the new Apple Pencil, and more. If you tried to subscribe to Lightroom for Samsung, but found it impossible, have another go now. However, the problem has been confirmed as solved by Adobe, and it may have been an issue with the Galaxy App Store’s payment system and certain banks. Digital Trends’ Mobile Editor Joe Maring tried to replicate the problem in the U.S., but was able to subscribe to Lightroom Premium as expected and to take advantage of the two-month extended trial. I wasn’t the only one, as there were a growing number of negative reviews for the Lightroom app on the Galaxy App Store, with many people mentioning that they couldn’t subscribe to Premium either. A message stated the app couldn’t complete the purchase. Except, when I went to subscribe in the Lightroom app, it failed at the last second during the payment process. Having taken a lot of RAW images, I wanted to edit them and see how easy it is for an amateur to use the pro-level tools in the Lightroom app. When I reviewed the Galaxy S23 Ultra, I stumbled across the payment issue myself. What was the problem? Andy Boxall/Digital Trends It was at this stage that the problem that Adobe and Samsung have now fixed first arose.
and 3.79 British pounds in the U.K., and if you’ve bought a Galaxy S23 Ultra, it comes with an extended two-month free trial - which is more than enough time to really give the app a workout and see if it’s for you or not. To really bring out the visual goodness held inside a RAW image, you need some of the in-depth editing tools in Lightroom, which are only available when you subscribe to the Premium level. In the app, when you go to edit an image, it directs you to download the Adobe Lightroom for Samsung app, which is installed separately from the same app store. ExpertRAW is downloaded from Samsung’s Galaxy App Store, and it lets you take photos with the S23 Ultra (and some older Galaxy phones too) in RAW format.
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