With a photo selected, hovering over the large box in the Keywording panel will give you a tooltip with number of keywords applied.

Because the drive and folder where the master files are stored are offline, you will be prompted to specify where the resulting merged DNG file should be saved. It will not be updated to full size and quality when your drive with the originals is reconnected. Note that smart previews are limited to 2,560 pixels, so the resulting merged file will be smaller than a merge with master files.

You can now perform HDR and panorama merges when only smart previews are available.

This will be noticeable for bulk exports.

In Develop, sequential navigation from one photo to the next will be faster, because upcoming photos are now pre-cached.

Lens Corrections features reorganized into Lens Corrections and Transform panels For CC subscribers only: Guided Upright has been added to the Transform panel – read more about this in the next section. Upright and manual transformation sliders have been moved to the new Transform panel.

Lens Corrections panel functions have been reorganized into Lens Corrections and Transform panels.

In addition, camera matching color profiles have been added to the Camera Calibration panel for Pentax 645Z, Pentax K1,and Pentax K3 II cameras, and automatic lens profile corrections have been added for Tokina and Tamron lenses on Canon and Nikon camera bodies.Ĭhanges and Improvements for CC Subscribers and 6 OwnersĪll changes below apply to both Lightroom CC and 6, unless otherwise indicated.

Raw files from the following new cameras can now be imported into Lightroom: No news from me means that I haven’t heard of widespread serious issues. I don’t anticipate major issues with this update, but if you don’t need the features and fixes right away, it never hurts to see how it goes for others. If Lightroom doesn’t prompt you to back up when you close it, then go to Edit (PC) or Lightroom (Mac) > Catalog Settings, and on the General tab set Back Up to “When Lightroom next exits”, and then close Catalog Settings and Lightroom. It’s always a good idea to back up your Lightroom catalog before updating. If you are reading this on the release date (June 8) and the updates aren’t yet available, you can download the file directly and then double-click on it to run it. Creative Cloud subscribers can also use their Creative Cloud app – go to the Apps tab and click on Update next to Lightroom CC. If Lightroom doesn’t prompt you to update, go to Help>Updates. In addition to support for new cameras, new lens profiles and bug fixes, this free update introduces performance and other improvements for both Creative Cloud (CC) subscribers and 6 owners, and a new feature just for CC subscribers – Guided Upright, which allows you to draw lines on your photo to tell Lightroom what perspective corrections to make. Adobe today released Lightroom 6.6 and CC 2015.6.

Lightroom 6 update