Adobe Lightroom is a software photo editing the most used in the world, being recommended even by professional photographers. In addition to the computer version, which has a monthly fee, users can also choose to use the mobile version, which has almost the same functions, but on a smaller screen.
Now, to make the app even more complete, Adobe has released an update for Lightroom for Android that offers the editing of photos in RAW, be it DNG or not. This feature already exists on iOS and had arrived in a limited way in the system of the robozinho verde some time ago, but now has full support for this type of image, which should please the photographers that use Android.
in addition, the update also allows users to connect to your camera to Android device through a USB cable On-The-Go (OTG), and so to be able to import the images directly to the device, without the need to pass them on to the computer, and then later to the smartphone.
You asked for support the RAW – and we brought in!
- Use a USB cable On-The-Go (OTG) to connect your camera to your Android device, select your photos and import directly into Lightroom.
- Boost your photos in the desktop application Lightroom and/or synchronize quickly to other devices/services.
Lightroom already has over 5 million downloads only on Android and requires version 4.1 Jelly Bean to work. It weighs approximately 75 MB and can be downloaded via the link below. It is valid to remember that, to have all the features you need to pay a monthly fee. However, it is already possible to carry out a series of repairs using only the free version.
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