It also can handle raw files from a high-end compact camera, the Panasonic LX100. Among those supported are Panasonic GM5, the Samsung NX1, the Olympus Pen E-PL7 and the graphite version of the Fujifilm X-T1. Lightroom 5.7 also supports raw photo files from some high-profile new "mirrorless" cameras, which are more compact than SLR cameras (named after their single-lens reflex mirror) models but which come with interchangeable lenses. All SLR cameras and higher-end compact models can shoot raw photos, but enthusiasts have to wait for software updates from companies like Apple and Adobe before they can use raw photos from the latest cameras. The software is used to edit and catalog photos, in particular those shot with proprietary raw formats that offer higher image quality and more flexibility than the JPEG format. Lightroom 5.7 lets people organize and edit photos.Īdobe Systems released Lightroom 5.7 Tuesday night, adding support for two high-profile new higher-end SLR cameras, the Nikon D750 and Canon EOS 7D Mark II, and Apple's iPhone 6.
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