: Users can now swap the left and right panel groups via Preferences > Interface , a feature particularly useful for left-handed editors or those using large displays.
Adobe Lightroom Classic 2023 (version 12.0.1.1) was a minor maintenance update released on October 28, 2022, primarily to address critical stability issues introduced in the major v12.0 "Max" release. This specific version focused on resolving a widespread that some users experienced immediately after upgrading to the 2023 release cycle. Key Features of the v12.0 Generation Adobe Lightroom Classic 2023 v12.0.1.1 (x64) mu...
: This tool replaces the older "Heal" and "Clone" methods with technology from Adobe Photoshop. It intelligently fills in removed areas by sampling surrounding pixels, making it highly effective for removing complex distractions. : Users can now swap the left and
For the most stable experience within the 2023 release cycle, users often preferred the later v12.5 patch, which addressed lingering bugs in macOS Ventura and specific camera tethering issues. Official updates can be managed through the Adobe Creative Cloud desktop app or the menu within Lightroom. Key Features of the v12
: Allows users to draw a rough box or "paint" over an object; the AI then precisely snaps the mask to that object's edges.
: Automatically detects individuals in a frame. Users can specifically target and mask individual body parts, including facial skin, body skin, eyes, teeth, lips, and hair for precise retouching.
: A new set of "AI-powered" presets that automatically apply complex masks (like teeth whitening or eye enhancement) to subjects with a single click. Performance & Interface Enhancements