Lightroom 2.0.1 for
Android adds in a number of new, important features, including:
An in-app camera,
supporting the capture of images in DNG raw format. This is unique to Android devices
where DNG support is built into the operating system
Shoot-through
presets, also available within the in-app camera, enabling previewing and
capturing images with a series of built-in presets providing non-destructive
editing
Dehaze tool to
adjust haze and fog in an image
Split Toning
enhancement, enabling the addition of a color cast to the highlights and
shadows of an image, creating a uniquely stylized color image or replicating
the look and feel of a traditional toned black and white image
Target Adjustment
Tool functionality in the Color/B&W editing tool, providing direct,
on-image editing controls
Point mode in Curve
tool providing complete control over the tonality and contrast of an image
Enhanced sharing
with one-tap access to Adobe Premiere Clip for crafting video stories.
Adobe's Russell Brown demonstrates DNG on the Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge.
Adobe's Russell Brown demonstrates DNG on the Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge.
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Adobe worked with world-renowned travel photographer Colby
Brown to test and use the latest version of Lightroom for Android on his Nexus
6P. Check out his blog post to read his take on working in a full raw
end-to-end workflow.
A user writes: "Photos are not syncing from my Galaxy Note 5 and even though the phone camera is set to Pro I’m still getting jpeg’s instead of raw."
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I have my camera folder set to auto-import and sync works each time I take a new photo. Check your folders panel in the LR desktop application to see if a new Samsung tab with imported photos has been created. You often get several, but they can consolidated in Lightroom preferences.
For DNG support the Camera2 API has to be enabled in the latest version of Lollipop.
Ensure you are on LR Mobile v2.0.1. and also try the camera app built into LR mobile.
How can I check if my device has Camera2 api features implemented or not?
ReplyDeleteI've tried the auto-import function but it only imports the JPEG version of the file, not the RAW.
Hi Pearl, have you tried using the built in camera within the latest version of LR mobile? Otherwise you probably need advice from Samsung as it’s still an evolving technology. I believe it may need some manual camera set up or different sensor setting. Sorry I can’t offer any more help.
ReplyDeleteGlad to hear you found a fix, downloading the Camera FV-5 app.
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