The program Adobe Photoshop Lightroom Classic comes with excellent capabilities to edit and organize photos, offering very accurate controls of color correction and exposure, as well as presets. Thanks to its cataloging and batch editing tools, working with big libraries of photos becomes more convenient. The program has a good interface, which ensures a good workflow, is stable during most editing actions, and its compatibility with Photoshop becomes an advantage when editing is needed. Even though its subscription costs might be too expensive, a lot of features are offered, which justifies its price. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Lightroom Classic has an outdated user interface and may be daunting to newcomers. The program could suffer from decreased performance when working with huge catalogs and high-res RAW images, particularly on lower-end machines. The subscription-based model might make the software costly for infrequent users, while its cloud functionality isn’t as efficient as that of Lightroom's cloud edition. Certain functions related to AI-based masking and editing may be quite time-consuming, whereas catalog management may require some effort. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.