Lightroom CC automatically stores every photograph imported in the cloud. There's you, your photos, Lightroom, and the cloud. There's no organization of your files into folders elsewhere on your computer. Anything Collections you created will be replicated as "Albums" in the new Lightroom CC. Okay, so in truth, there is some organization. This is both a terrible thing as well as the thing that makes it so great. The actual main difference in the user experience comes in the organizational workflow.
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One could see Lightroom Classic CC's sliders one day looking like this while the overall interface would hopefully stay the same and not hide behind buttons that make things look prettier and simplified, but that might slow down a professional workflow.
Just about the only thing missing is the new Classic CC feature of Color and Luminance Range selection. While it looks much too simplistic and far less robust than what we might be used to, the new CC interface is actually just as powerful and surprisingly similar once you open up the tabs it offers up and expand its various settings. For a novice user, the design is rather welcoming and less daunting than that of Classic CC. As far as editing goes, it offers nearly all of the editing features of Lightroom Classic CC, but in a package that's a bit more modern in terms of design and the user interface. First, it's important understand the main features that Lightroom CC offers.
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