For HDR Panorama to work, exposures captured for each frame in the panorama must all be captured in the same order and with the same offsets (i.e.If you want to use deghosting and/or no auto-align, then as before, do the HDR merges individually and then stitch the panorama. The HDR merges will use Auto Align and no deghosting.The only result saved is the resulting panorama – the filename will have an HDR-pano suffix.

If you capture multiple exposures of each frame in a panorama, you can now do the HDR exposure merges and the panorama stitching in one step: Select all of the images, then right-click and choose Photomerge > HDR Panorama. To uninstall 6.x, find it in the CC application, click on the dropdown to the right of Open/Update, and choose Uninstall. Installing Classic CC 8.0 will automatically uninstall Classic CC 7.x, but not 6.x. This will make updating quicker and easier, but if you usually wait to see how the update goes for others, then don’t agree to auto-update. Upon update to 8.0 you will be prompted to agree to allow it to automatically install future updates. Read here to learn how, in the CC app, to display only apps you use. Otherwise try signing out and signing in again. If it’s still not there and it’s the day of release, then try later. Go to Help>Updates, and in the CC app that opens, click on Update next to “Lightroom Classic CC” (NOT Lightroom CC or Lightroom CC 2015.) If the update is not listed in the CC app and if your operating system is supported by the update, click on the three dots in the top right and choose Check for App Updates. The update to Lightroom Classic CC 8.0 (8.0.1 for Windows) is just a regular update rather than a major upgrade.

Adobe lightroom 2018