Lightroom Classic comes for 9.99 USD per month, and it’s included with Adobe Photoshop.Pricing wise they both are the same, only with a hint of difference.Lightroom CC supports.JPEG file format for export.Lightroom Classic can support all sorts of file formats exported.JPEG, TIFF, PSD, DNG and the original format in which it was taken.Since an amateur or hobbyist photographer may not require all this for a quick edit to be shared on social media, these features are missing from Lightroom CC.

Lightroom Classic comes with all these advanced features that prove useful to professional photographers, like creating virtual copies, mapping, tethering, printing, plugin support, sync settings from the web, etc.

But only Lightroom Classic comes with the Adjustment History feature so as to make changes later in the future.

Both Lightroom Classic and Lightroom CC come with basic adjustment features like brush, gradient, radial tools which are common in them.

These very basic facilities are missing in the Lightroom CC software.

Using Lightroom Classic, we can organize our photos in different folders and also rename the photos as and when required.

Lightroom CC can be opened on mobile platforms.

Lightroom Classic cannot be opened on mobile platforms.Lightroom CC uses the cloud for its storage. Firstly, Lightroom Classic is software that uses a desktop storage facility.There are a few basic differences that both the software have let’s see them one by one.It also comes with storage names like Albums and features like the Autokeyword facility.

These days, a more enthusiastic crowd call themselves mobile image editors or iPhone-ographers can easily use Lightroom CC because it can be opened on the mobile platforms, which makes it quick to use.Professional photographers that have already been using Lightroom 6 can easily adapt to the latest update called the Lightroom Classic, as it has the same interface and everything.Because of almost similar names, one may think that the market will collide, but if we do some research as to what are the exact features of each and which software is supposed to be used when we may enjoy working with both of them.

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