Close Lightroom and open again.
Previously, Adobe had released a beta version of the update for testing, but now the final is out there and available for download, either by going to the Adobe Lightroom website or opening the image management software and getting the prompt to update.
Previously limited to DNG files, Lightroom for iOS now has the ability to open and tweak any RAW file that the desktop version can.
Some examples are: Microsoft Paint, Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Lightroom, iPhoto, Photoshop Elements, Gimp (free and powerful open source editing and graphic design software), or maybe a free editor that came on the software disk for your camera.
Between writing up my experiences with the machine, editing photos in Lightroom, listening to much on Spotify and generally just having too many tabs/windows open in Chrome, the Stealth lasted about eight hours.
By keeping Lightroom Classic around, it's not forcing anybody to change their ways, but the new version will open up the service to a whole range of users who would've liked its capabilities to take their photography to new levels but were previously intimidated by the complexity of Lightroom.
Neither is Lightroom, or any other app you can name.
One glaring omission from Lightroom 3 is video-editing capabilities.
Later you will import images from that folder into Lightroom.
