Adobe Lightroom 5.3 & Camera Raw 8.3 Release Candidate Software Available

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There are new release candidate software updates available for Adobe Lightroom and Adobe Camera Raw. Lightroom 5.3 RC and Camera Raw 8.3 add RAW support for new cameras as well as new lens correction profiles. Some of the newly-supported cameras are the Sony A7 and A7R; the Olympus E-M1 and Stylus 1; the Nikon 1 AW1, D5300 and D610; the Panasonic GM1; and the Fujifilm X-E2.

Adobe Lightroom 5.3 Release Candidate Available

Release Candidate software is sort of like beta software. It’s been tested but Adobe wants to get feedback from users before they make it official and push it out as a full update. Besides support for new cameras and lenses, the new Lightroom Release Candidate also fixes some Lightroom 5 bugs, including problems with upgrading and optimizing Lightroom Catalogs, a video playback issue, Slideshow problems, and Publishing errors. For a complete list of bug fixes, check the Lightroom 5.3 RC page on the Adobe Labs Web site.

The Lightroom 5.3 and Camera Raw 8.3 Release Candidate updates are available now on the Adobe Labs Web site. To download and install them, use the links below:

Adobe Lightroom 5.3 Release Candidate Update >>
Adobe Camera Raw 8.3 Release Candidate For CC Update >>
Adobe Camera Raw 8.3 Release Candidate For CS6 Update >>

If you’re still using Adobe Lightroom 4 and want to know more about the new features in Lightroom 5, check out this preview article we published after the Lightroom 5 beta was released:

Adobe Lightroom 5 Preview >>

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