Originally posted by pschlute Which version of LR are you using ?
To edit an image in the latest LR you select the Develop module. A large range of editing tools are available. If it is a raw file you are editing, the Develop module is pretty much the same but with more options. LR does not use the Camera Raw interface, although it does use the engine.
I don't remember the version I used to use because I uninstall it almost a year ago.
Wasn't the “Develop” module in the classic is in fact "CameraRaw"? (The Lightroom mobile might be the only version that have nothing to do with cameraraw.)
Well, I actuary not really sure if I am 100% right, but saying it out of my direct experience using it years ago. Adobe make it looks like people can edit image in Lightroom which...well, if it is truth, then Bridge is an image editing software too? people would argue Bridge is not an image editing software but what it does when edit raw image is fundamentally the same as LightRoom. it call CameraRaw up and let us edit image in CameraRaw. UI might looks a bit difference but it cameraraw the same.
Anyway, I am getting confuse now, sooo a few search on internet and I found this article
So, Should I Be Using Lightroom or Camera Raw? - Lightroom Killer Tips
Looking for the sentence below:
" However, they decided that instead of calling it Camera Raw, they would change the name (and only the name) to “Develop.” So, the Develop Module we know and love in Lightroom Classic (and the Edit section of Lightroom “the cloud version”) are both Camera Raw. "
I think the author could explain it a lot better than me.
So anyone want to use Adobe's software to "Edit" a
raw file, it doesn't matter. Lightroom, Photoshop, Bridge. They are all using CameraRaw engine. It is more of what each individual wanted when it come to "organizing the files and workflow".