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“Advanced” and “Sketch” are still among the best RAW conversion presets in the game. Both are easily accessible from the analysis pane. The slider controls are almost identical to Lightroom 4’s version. Effectively, the new version essentially turns the previous two-level Highlight, Midtone, Shadow, Blacks, Whites, and Shadows modes into a three-level preset. In addition, the existing Lightroom 5 modes have been turned into settings. It should be noted that “Highlight” and “Midtone” are a bit awkwardly named user presets. “Highlight” doesn’t really work well. It’s best employed with the button after applying the settings, while “Midtone” works fine. By the way, the previously mentioned “Highlights” adjustment can also be accessed as a user preset. I found the “Highlight” adjustment impossible to master in Lightroom 4.5. It’s definitely best to stick to the two-level Highlight/Midtone mode.

The new “Structure Adjustment” panel is great deal easier to use, as you can see above. It’s already been very popular in the previous Lightroom version due to its ability to highlight issues, such as red, green or blue color casts in images. It’s practically impossible to access this panel on Lightroom 4.9’s Settings menu. The functionality remains the same. The “Hue/Saturation” section has one new mode “Color Balance”, which is available from the Mode dropdown menu and has a unique look. You might think that all settings with Lightroom 5 are also available in the “Color Balance” mode. That’s not the case. It’s better to use these modes as user presets. For instance, Black & White mode can be set to Now contrast, Rec selected, or Rec Optimal, as well as Now saturation. I find it a little strange that Adobe changed the exact settings of “Highlights” and “Midtones” to highlight differences between now and Rec Optimal, although the concept of highlighting is OK. It would certainly make more sense for the presets to be accessible from the Color Balance sidebar, rather than having to double-click to access the user preset. The other section, Color Workflow, is as comprehensive as it’s ever been. See the video below.