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Adobe Lightroom Mobile Version 5 Update is Out | Advanced Export Options now Available

Adobe Lightroom Mobile Version 5 is now out for Android smartphones and tablets. This new version brings some features a lot of users have been asking for. Advanced Export Options is now finally available on LrMobile for Android.

Earlier, when you were exporting an image ( Save to Device ) on Lightroom Mobile, you were stuck with just two options. You could export the file in Highest Available Quality ( jpeg 100 ) or Limit to 2048px. The version 5 now out offers a lot more options. When you hit the Share button, now you get both 'Save to Device' option as well as 'Export as' option

You can now choose to which image format you want to export your image into. Jpg, Dng, TIF and Original are the ones supported currently. You can also choose the dimensions of the image or enter a custom width. An option to choose the Jpeg Image Quality is now available as well. It also comes with 3 in built export presets for quick saving - Save JPG ( Small ), Save JPG ( Large ) and Save Original.

Under More options in the Export section, you can choose to include or exclude Watermark and EXIF Metadata info. You can also choose your own File Name when exporting. Output sharpening is another new option available which is useful when you plan to print the image. There are 3 options available - Screen, Glossy Paper and Matte Paper. Another new option now available is Color Space. You can choose to export your file in either Display P3, Adobe RGB, sRGB ot ProPhoto RGB depending on your use.

This latest update from Adobe also brings Support for the latest Cameras and Lenses ( only available for Premium subscribers )

Source : Lightroom Play Store 

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