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.

In case you're not intimately familiar with Adobe's photography plans, here's a chart explaining what they are and what they cost.

Brings feature enhancements and bug fixes to the photo editor and image manager. ($9.99/$19.99/$59.99 monthly Creative Cloud ...

Adobe’s Project See Through, a tool that is capable of eliminating distracting reflections in photos taken through windows, ...

Though its capabilities continue to expand, this version of Lightroom is still ... Those are among the tools you don't get with free consumer apps. Lightroom's lens profile-based Geometry ...

Both plans include the non-classic version of Lightroom and require an annual ... Most photo apps these days include shadow adjustment, even the free Microsoft Photos and Apple Photos.

Photoshop Express is one of my favorite photo-editing apps on mobile, but two features stop it from outranking Lightroom as ...

Using Canva offers a few different ways to edit the backgrounds in my smartphone photos. If you’re a Canva Pro subscriber, ...

This list contains the best photo organizing programs we've reviewed, with options for Windows, Mac, and mobile, including a mixture of free and paid-for tools – both subscription-based ... He's ...

An Adobe Creative Cloud (All Apps) subscription is on sale for Cyber Monday. You can get popular Adobe apps such as Photoshop ...

Lightroom also supports HDR editing, and the noise reduction feature in the app is very useful for reducing (or even removing) noise from photos. Most of the commonly used features are available in ...