Adobe Lightroom is constantly raising its game with every update, but is it still the best image editing and organization software out there?
is $20.99/m on its own). In this package, you’ll get both Lightroom and Lightroom Classic as well as Photoshop. is an integrated cloud-based application that is great for sharing your images across the cloud onto different devices, and Lightroom Classic is a full-fat desktop-based application. For this review, we will primarily be using Lightroom Classic.Lightroom is well-known for its unrivaled organization system — great for photographers who shoot lots of events or for professional work.
Overall, the layout and navigation have stayed pretty consistent throughout all the updates over the years, and even though it may seem daunting at first, it’s pretty straightforward to use once you’re used to it. That said, it could do with jazzing up a bit, rather than just being grey-on-grey-on-grey — although you can change the background color when you're working in the develop module.
When you’re sorting through a batch of images, you can easily flag images, label them with a particular color or give them a star rating — for example, green to keep, red to trash; three stars on the shots you want to edit, that sort of thing. All the editing takes place within the Develop module, and here’s where you’ll find all the standard editing tools like exposure, contrast, saturation, lights & shadows, and so on. If you’re not wanting to spend hours on one image, you can just hit the Auto button and it will fix all the basic settings for you in just one click. But you can delve so much deeper than that.
While there aren't many astrophotography-specific features, they have added a neat new feature in their latest update which will be advantageous for editing astro images. There's now an AI-powered denoise feature, as well as still having the option to reduce noise manually. We used this on an astro image with an ISO of 3200, and we were very impressed with how it cleaned up the image without eliminating any of the fainter stars, which you often get with manual noise reduction.
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