5 The photos can now be added to
the Album, and if you have the
Lightroom desktop version running,
they also begin to sync with the
Lightroom app. Notice also, in the
Lightroom desktop version, that in the
Collections pane you can also select the
newly created Album.
6 With the content of the new Album
displayed in Lightroom CC, tap on
the three vertical dots in the upper right
corner. Here you can sort the images
according to the time they were captured
or segment them by Year, Month, Day or
Hour. You are also able sort your images in
a Grid Segmentation.
9 At the bottom of the screen, next
to the Add Photos button is a
Camera button. Tap this and you can
activate the device’s camera. Use the
top right icon to change from the front
to rear camera, and vice-versa, the
lightning icon to activate the flash and X
to close the camera screen.7 To the left of the three vertical dots
is a Filter By button. When you tap
it the filtering options are displayed and
you can choose images based on how
they are rated and any that are unflagged,
picked or rejected; all depending on
how you further personalise each of the
images that you've added.10
The Auto function at the bottom of
the screen will automatically make
image adjustments. Tap this to open the
Professional option, and specify your own
adjustments. The other buttons open the
auto-exposure and colour modes. To take
the picture, tap the blue circle and the
photo will be added to the Album.8 If you want to add photos directly
from the camera, tap on the back
arrow in the upper left of the Album,
to return you to the Lightroom start
interface. Now create a new Album,
and give it a suitable filename and then,
instead of adding photos, tap to enter
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