14 DAY TRIAL // Adobe has just announced they have improved their Lightroom application for Android devices with new features. Lightroom 2.0 has been released today in Google Play Store with support for DNG raw support and many other improvements.
But before going into details and talk about some of the most significant new features Adobe included in the second release of Lightroom, it's worth mentioning that developers have worked with Colby Brown to test these features on a Huawei Nexus 6P.
We've attached some of the photos taken by the famous travel photographer in the gallery below, so take a look at what Adobe Lightroom for Android can do thanks to the latest improvements.
Moving on to the new features included in Lightroom 2.0, as mentioned earlier, developers added support for images captured in DNG raw format.
Also, users will now be able to shoot-through presets via in-app camera, which will enable previewing and capturing images with a series of built-in presets providing non-destructive editing.
Furthermore, Adobe also confirmed it has added dehaze tool, which will allow users to adjust haze and fog in an image.
Split Toning, Target Adjustment, Point mode, more
Some Split Toning enhancement is available too, which should enable 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.
Adobe states that Target Adjustment Tool functionality in the Color/B&W editing tool, providing direct, on-image editing controls.
A new Point mode in Curve tool is now available to provide complete control over the tonality and contrast of an image.
Last but not least, enhanced sharing with one-tap access to Adobe Premiere Clip for crafting video stories has been implemented too.
You can now download Lightroom for Android 2.0 for free via Google Play Store. The application should be fully compatible with all devices running Android 4.1 and up.
