Introducing Adobe Photoshop Lightroom Beta 3

Adobe Systems announced the availability of its new software Photoshop Lightroom beta 3. Newer software is capable of running on the Macintosh operating system and Windows.

Lightroom beta 3 Adobe presented to help the photographer in the processing, moving images, and so easily in one application. Version 3 beta of Lightroom is intended to let users be able to try out Adobe's latest features, such as intuitive Importing, noise reduction and sharpening tools for images, and slideshow capabilities that can easily provide space for menggungah to image sharing sites like Flickr.

As reported by the CBR Online, Friday (23/10/2009), Adobe said that its newest product is an improvement from the previous software that can provide experience in processing images better with the captivating improvisation process. With the module 'Library', a system capable of providing images with intutif good lighting. Users can see the picture more specific goals, and save the metadata easily.

Library module also includes the new ability to publish a collection of photo-sharing site Flickr. Users have direct access to their accounts from within Lightroom and can draw pictures directly to their Photostreams. Flickr Pro user accounts can automatically be aligned with their images and even see the comments made in Flickr directly in the feature.

Adobe said that in developing the module, a revamped processing engine allows users to create quality images with the help of increased Sharpening and coloring tools Capture Noise Reduction. In addition, new features added Grain style movie with pictures, and two new modes Vignette helps photographers get a more natural appearance.

Lightroom Beta 3 also offers a choice of output, including the ability to export slides as audio and video with a title screen that can be posted to video sharing sites or optimized to the fullest. New Digital watermarking enables photographers the ability to embed text or graphic information directly on the image and then adjust the size, position and opacity.

"We are very fortunate that a strong community of photographers had gathered around Lightroom, helped develop the application and make it meaningful of photography workflow," said Kevin Connor, Vice President of product management professional digital imaging at Adobe.

"Although we are still working hard in Lightroom 3, we want to recognize the customer and want to receive their input so we can provide the best possible final product," he added