Adobe's Lightroom is unquestionably the leading professional photo workflow software. But which Lightroom should you use?

The photo editing software now comes in two flavors: the newer Lightroom (the focus of this review) and Lightroom Classic.

Superimpose X is a $5 app with Photoshop-like features for photo editing on your phone. Features include layers, a masking editor, and advanced tools that make editing professional and efficient. A ...

You can use ACDSee as a Photoshop plug-in and convert Lightroom ... ACDSee includes tools to correct pincushion and barrel distortion based on known characteristics of the equipment you used.

It is the Netherlands as you have never seen it before – the bright colours of tulip fields in Lisse staining deep into the ...

A downbeat revenue forecast from Adobe (ADBE) also helped dampen the mood, revealing the Photoshop maker's struggle for a payoff ... from weather-related disruptions to seasonal trends can distort an ...

Reality star turned actress Kim Kardashian doesn't seem to be getting any better at editing her photos. The SKIMS founder's ...

Like Photoshop, both Lightroom apps now have limited ... a lot more vibrancy since there are no face tones to worry about distorting. Neutral has the least contrast and is useful for difficult ...

Photoshop has long been our preferred photo-editing software, and the latest batch of upgrades only cement its hold on the top spot. Powered by Adobe’s Firefly Image Model 3, AI tools continue ...

The Photoshop plug-in gives subscribers access to more than 344,000 3D objects, many of which are nearly photorealistic. Using this ample set, you can easily add all manner of items: fauna, flora ...

Fantasy photography is where reality meets imagination. It’s where the boundless creativity of the human mind brings new ...