Okay, one key point to remember here is that Lightroom mobile isn’t really meant for you to start your photo process on the iPad. So even if you’re not going to use LR Mobile or on the Creative Cloud Subscription, there’s camera updates, like the Nikon D4s and Fuji X-T1, etc… so you should download it anyway. NOTE: Lightroom 5.4 is actually a free release for anyone using Lightroom. Once you install the update, you’ll just need to sign in to your Adobe account at the top left corner. It’s free for Lightroom 5 users on the Creative Cloud, and just go to the top menu to Help > Check for Updates to get it. Then you’ll need to update Lightroom as well (Lightroom version 5.4). Getting Lightroom Mobile Up and Runningįirst, you’ll need to download and install the app on your iPad. Also, don’t forget that I did a full Learning Center with 8 videos over at KelbyOne and if you’re a subscriber, those videos are always in the subscriber area for you to check out.ġ. Now it’s here and I wanted to put together a quick tutorial for you. There’s been a lot of talk over Lightroom Mobile since Photoshop World Vegas 2013 (when Adobe first gave everyone a sneak peak).
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