The Adobe Lightroom Classic Interface features modes for Library, Develop, Map, and Print functions, among others. You can collapse the side panels or use a full-screen view.

Lightroom's new Profile options create a better initial image from raw camera files. There are also creative Profiles for adding effect filters.

This new tool uses AI code in Windows and macOS to extract more details from raw camera files. The enhancement (right side) is subtle, to say the least.

The Tone Curve tool in Lightroom has been updated with more granular control.

You can create a range mask by selecting with the Adjustment Brushes or Radial Filter/Graduated Filters and then choosing Color or Luminance from the Range Mask section.

I was able to brighten the bird without brightening the sky by using the luminance mask selection.

A new panorama option can recover pixels lost to cropping.

On top, you see the original panorama stich, then the cropped version, and on the bottom the Boundary Warp version. The last recovers all the pixels lost in the second, but produces unnatural angles.

The Guided Upright tool let you straighten out perspective distortion using up to four guidelines.

You can pause syncing from this menu, as well as enable face recognition and geotagging.

Lightroom's face recognition lets you organize your people photos with name tags.

Lightroom lets you combine under- and overexposed versions of the same photo for a balanced result.

You can now fine-tune gradients with a brush in both Radial and Graduated filters.

If you sync your Lightroom photos to Creative Cloud, you get this web view, which resembles the lightweight Lightroom CC app.

You can apply pan-and-zoom and sync slide transitions to music.

Since Lightroom is sort of a subset of Photoshop, it gets features from its big brother occasionally. The Healing Brush, which lets you actually remove objects from your image, is available in the workflow app. Note you can select an irregular shape, rather than just a circle, for removal.

Lightroom's noise reduction tool does a fantastic job removing those light and color spots that appear in high-ISO and low-light shots.

Lightroom's chromatic aberration correction has gotten much better at removing purple fringing.

Lightroom's Book module lets you create book layouts for printing by the Blurb.com service or outputs a PDF file. Now you can save your custom page layouts.

Lightroom offers a wealth of printing layouts and options, and a soft-proofing feature lets you see which color shades your printer will be able to output. The lightweight Lightroom CC offers no printing capability.

This new adjustment as of May 2019 lets you more subtly smooth or sharpen photos.