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It's worry-free so that you don't have to think about syncing, instead you can focus on editing, organizing, and sharing your photos from Lightroom on any device.
One of the great things about this system is that everything is done for you automatically through the cloud. And now back on my iPhone, I can see that this adjustment has automatically synced to the mobile device and appears on the same image there as well. I'll come back in and I'll fine-tune that adjustment to make the tent just a little darker. When I'm using the Brush tool, I prefer to do it here on the desktop because I have more room to work. I'll select that and I'm going to lower the Exposure slider a bit, and then I'm going to click and drag over the tent. I'll select the photo, I'll press E on the keyboard or click the Edit icon, and I'm going to use one of the local adjustment tools, the Brush tool. Now here I can go ahead and edit this photo further. Here in Lightroom on my desktop, I have the same album selected and as you can see, it now contains the photo that we just added to Lightroom on the mobile device with the edit - the square crop that I applied in Lightroom on the mobile device. So, let's jump back over to the desktop app to see this photo there. That crop and any other edits that I make automatically sync up to the cloud and from there to Lightroom on all my other devices, including Lightroom on my desktop. And then I'll tap the checkmark at the bottom right. I'll click, hold, and drag to position the photo where I want it in that crop box. That adds a square crop box around the photo. I'll go to the Aspect Ratio menu on the far left of the menu bar, and I'm going to choose 1 x 1 Square. I'm going to crop this photo, so I'll tap Crop at the bottom of the screen. I'll tap the photo to open it into the editing space in Lightroom on my mobile device. And then let's see what happens when we edit that photo. And that adds the photo not only to Lightroom, but also into this album of sample files for this tutorial. So, I'll tap that photo to select it and you can select more than one photo at a time, and then at the bottom of the screen I'll tap Add Photos. Now if you're following along, you can bring in any photo of your own. Here's a photo I'd like to bring into Lightroom, the first one. And that opens the Camera Roll on my device. I'll choose Add Photos and here I can choose the source of photos that I want to bring into this album. I'm going to tap the three dots at the top right. Or you can add photos to Lightroom on your mobile device from the camera roll on that device. For example, you might take a photo with the Lightroom in-app camera, in which case it's automatically in the Lightroom ecosystem. Now often you'll be adding photos to Lightroom on your mobile device. And here in Lightroom on my phone, we see the same 4 photos in the same album that we created in Lightroom on the desktop. I'll tap the album we just made a few minutes ago while importing photos into Lightroom on the desktop.
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And you can see that all the albums that we made throughout this tutorial series in Lightroom on the desktop automatically appear here in Lightroom on the mobile device too. Here in Lightroom on my iPhone, I'm logged in with the same Adobe ID that I use in Lightroom on my desktop. Over in the column on the left, click on the album that you just made when you imported these photos and you'll see just the photos in that album.
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Click Review for Import or choose Folder if you're on a Windows machine, and in the Import Preview window, make a new album for just the files for this tutorial.
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Click Add Photos, navigate to the sample files for this tutorial that you can download from the Adobe webpage for this tutorial. To set up for this lesson, let's import some photos into Lightroom on the desktop, as we've done throughout this series. And in this lesson, how your photos and any changes you add to them automatically sync between Lightroom on a mobile device and Lightroom on your desktop. In this tutorial, we'll cover how you can use Lightroom across devices.