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    my question is about Adobe Lightroom

    by shamsuddindgk083 ·

    please any body tell me which operating system, mobile or smartphone are best for using Adobe Lightroom?

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      Re: Adobe Lightroom

      by kees_b ·

      In reply to my question is about Adobe Lightroom

      All OS’es on which it runs are fine. The hardware should at least have the minimum requirements, but it’s better if it meets the recommended requirements. https://www.postud.io/blog/adobe-lightroom-system-requirements/ tells more.

      You might find the screen quality a factor to consider also.

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      My view on operating systems

      by rproffitt ·

      In reply to my question is about Adobe Lightroom

      Is that it rarely matters UNLESS the OS (operating system) is woefully out of date for example Windows XP or 7.

      My friend who does so much Adobe PS and Lightroom does so on a newer Apple Macbook 16 inch with its latest M3 chip. He tells me “It’s very nice.”

    • #4244905

      Based on my experience

      by emmakellysays ·

      In reply to my question is about Adobe Lightroom

      For using Adobe Lightroom, the best operating system is one that meets the minimum system requirements. For desktop use, both Windows 10 (64-bit) version 1909 or later and macOS Catalina (version 10.15) or later are suitable. For mobile devices, Adobe Lightroom is compatible with both Android and iOS devices, including tablets and iPads.

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      by Bilal Mahmoud ·

      In reply to my question is about Adobe Lightroom

      For the best Adobe Lightroom experience, go with the latest iOS or Android operating systems on flagship smartphones like the iPhone or Samsung Galaxy series. These devices offer optimal performance and support for advanced features.

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      by sbcha754 ·

      In reply to my question is about Adobe Lightroom

      System HP above core i5 and above 8gb ram andriod is best above 8gb ram both for adobe lightroom and instagtam story viewer

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      by jacksulaiman67 ·

      In reply to my question is about Adobe Lightroom

      Hi
      consider any smartphone with high performance OS like ioS or good android with better specifications.

    • #4255029

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      by jason34ducote ·

      In reply to my question is about Adobe Lightroom

      Hello,
      For desktop use, Windows and macOS offer the most comprehensive Lightroom experience. Both platforms provide optimized performance and access to all features. High-end models with powerful processors and ample RAM will significantly enhance Lightroom’s capabilities.
      For mobile use, both iOS and Android offer Lightroom apps with essential editing tools. However, the desktop versions generally provide more advanced features and better performance for extensive photo editing.

      • This reply was modified 1 month, 3 weeks ago by Avatar photokees_b.
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      by allannpottss ·

      In reply to my question is about Adobe Lightroom

      It sounds like there’s already a lot of great advice in this thread about using Adobe Lightroom across different operating systems. I’m curious to know from everyone—if you had to choose between using Lightroom on a desktop (like Windows or macOS) versus a mobile device (iOS or Android), which would you prefer and why? Personally, I’ve found that desktop versions offer more advanced features, but I’d love to hear if anyone has had a great experience with mobile editing. Any tips for getting the best performance on smartphones, especially when dealing with larger photo libraries?

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