So you bit the bullet and invested in Lightroom 6. Then Adobe announced their new Creative Cloud program and you decided you would stick with Lightroom 6 until there were new features added that could justify the jump to that monthly payment plan. Well now there is this fancy new tool called the dehaze tool. It looks to be pretty great, but it doesn’t really justify the jump from something you own outright, to a monthly payment. Lucky for you there is now a free way to add the dehaze tool to Lightroom 6.

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Adobe Lightroom 6 Standalone

Prolost has come to save the day. They are giving away a set of presets that will act the same as the dehaze slider with Lightroom CC. Instead of being a traditional slider though, it’s a folder of presets that you can mouse over and see a visual representation of what the effect will be.

In the video the guys over at We Are So Photo walk through how the presets work, as well as how to install them. So grab your free download and enjoy the dehaze tool in your not so outdated Lightroom 6.

Lightroom 6.0 Update

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Lightroom 6.0 Vs 6.14

• When it comes to Lightroom 6 Vs Lightroom CC, both versions of Lightroom were available at the same time for the past few years. The only difference was that Lightroom 6 was a program you owned forever. And Lightroom CC is only attainable through Adobe Creative Cloud.
• In May this year, I had to reinstall Lightroom 6 on a Windows 8 laptop. I have now upgraded to a Windows 10 laptop, and want to reinstall Lightroom 6.14 - I can't find the shortcuts to the Lightroom downloads - can anyone help me find where I can download Lightroom 6.14?