Adobe Lightroom Mobile

£3.99

Lightroom Mobile is Adobe's free photo editing app for iPhone, iPad and Android. The core editing tools are completely free. This book shows you how to use them properly.

Adobe Lightroom Mobile: A Beginner's Guide is a plain-English guide from photographer and filmmaker Wayne Sables. It covers the full editing workflow from import to export: the Light panel with all six tonal sliders, the Colour panel including white balance and Colour Mix, sharpening and noise reduction, lens corrections, geometry, masking with AI Subject and Sky selections, the Heal tool, presets, batch editing, and exporting for social media and print.

It also covers the AI features added in version 11.5 (August 2026): AI Denoise on iOS, Generative Expand, the Animate photo-to-video tool, and natural language search, with a clear account of which features are free and which consume Generative Credits.

It is honest about the app's limits. Compositing, complex object removal and large catalogue management need desktop Lightroom or Photoshop. The book says so and names the alternatives.

Lightroom Mobile is Adobe's free photo editing app for iPhone, iPad and Android. The core editing tools are completely free. This book shows you how to use them properly.

Adobe Lightroom Mobile: A Beginner's Guide is a plain-English guide from photographer and filmmaker Wayne Sables. It covers the full editing workflow from import to export: the Light panel with all six tonal sliders, the Colour panel including white balance and Colour Mix, sharpening and noise reduction, lens corrections, geometry, masking with AI Subject and Sky selections, the Heal tool, presets, batch editing, and exporting for social media and print.

It also covers the AI features added in version 11.5 (August 2026): AI Denoise on iOS, Generative Expand, the Animate photo-to-video tool, and natural language search, with a clear account of which features are free and which consume Generative Credits.

It is honest about the app's limits. Compositing, complex object removal and large catalogue management need desktop Lightroom or Photoshop. The book says so and names the alternatives.