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The latest version of Adobe Photoshop CS5 also includes a feature where reviewers can rate aesthetic features of a photo. This is similar to the “Aesthetic Ratings” provided in the legacy versions. In this case, we simply compare how well one photo performed in relation to other images.

As mentioned, Lightroom 5 is better suited for iPad owners. It features a lot of touch-based controls. Aside from the usual segment selection tools, there’s also a ruler for precise editing, easy-access layers, and a grid for clean cropping.

That said, higher resolution displays like the Retina display on the iPad and, more importantly, the next-generation Retina iPad are sorely missing. Lightroom 5 supports resolution conversion tools, but nothing that is meant to allow one to take advantage of the increased size of such displays. Since this is a first-gen review, it’s to be expected that it doesn’t contain all of the latest Photoshop features. I will save that for the next review.

Lightroom also supports presets and even special-effects. These were absent in previous versions of the software. Fortunately, presets and effects are still modest enough that the entire catalog isn’t filled to the brim with them. A common complaint about Lightroom 5 is the limit of 21 previews per image.

The user interface is similar to that of previous versions. However, it looks richer. Colorblind icons were added, and even “fuzziness” or fuzziness has been added. The tabbing functionality within Lightroom 5 is a bit more complex than it was in the previous Beta 2.0 version.

The Photoshop HTML Editor is free to use online and it gives you access to nearly all of the software’s features. Downloading the HTML Editor is as simple as visiting the Photoshop.com website and downloading the browser extension. The extension is available for Chrome, Edge, Firefox, Safari, and Internet Explorer, so no matter what browser you use, HTML Editor is available. Thomas Nattestad Twitter Nabeel Al-Shamma GitHub