Removal of some of these features has caused a lot of consternation among users. If these features are among those you rely on, you still might choose to not update. In addition to new camera support, new lens profiles, and bug fixes, all users will see a redesigned import process, and CC subscribers will see dehaze added as a local adjustment.Īs I mentioned in this Monday post, some features have been removed from Import, in an effort to streamline the Import process and make it easier. If you didn’t read about what’s new in 6.2, read my blog post from Monday. If you are a CC subscriber, you can also update from your CC app. If you do wish to update, if Lightroom doesn’t prompt you to update, go to Help>Updates. UPDATE 10/12/15: While the number of complaints has decreased substantially with this update, some users are still experiencing stability issues. Unless you need the new camera support or lens profiles added in 6.2, I’d suggest continuing to hold off on updating. While I withdraw my blanket warning to not update, I’d still say that it can’t hurt to wait and see how it goes for other users. I believe that this release has a lot of promise to address both the crashes (mostly on Mac) and the performance lags resulting from how Lightroom was scanning your hard drive for potential folders to show on the new “Add Photos” screen. The update is labeled 6.2.1 and CC 2015.2.1. Adobe today released an update to address crashes and performance issues in the 6.2 and CC 2015.2 releases of this past Monday.
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