Access 150+ hand-crafted premium presets created by professional photographers.Let AI recommend presets that will work best with your photos.Remove objects and distracting elements with the healing brush.Create masks to edit a specific area of a photo without impacting the rest of the image.Lightroom AI makes life easy by automatically selecting the sky or subject of your photo to edit further Import raw photos from DSLR or mirrorless cameras and edit them anywhere.Create clean shots with straight lines by adjusting the perspective with powerful upright, guided upright, and geometry slider tools.Unlock cloud storage to back up your original photos and edits to access them on other devices, as well as through Lightroom Web.Copy your favorite edits across multiple photos to create a consistent aesthetic with batch editing.Find photos easily with AI that automatically tags your photos so your simple searches can pull up all your photos for “mountains” or “Maria”.Cut down the time it takes to sort through photos by using Best Photos to suggest the top photos in all your albums.Lightroom web galleries let you showcase your photos online.In this link- How to import photos from a different Lightroom Catalog there is a chapter on 'Importing from a different Lightroom Classic catalog' (Don't be misled by the aarticle heading that is about Photoshop Elements.) with the steps involved.Photo edits sync seamlessly, so any changes you make are always up-to-date Should you want to see all your photos and editing in one catalog then you will need to select one catalog (even a new empty one) and merge all your 14 catalogs into that 'one' by using the function in the File Menu. Professionals keeping personal work separate), but for the rest of us, its is 'ONE Catalog to rule'. There are times when multiple catalogs might be used (eg. In this link- in particular: (which, in my opinion, is not forcefully expressed!) Catalogs are 'Databases', and like physical Address Books- the information you add to one catalog (address book) is not seen or available in another catalog (address book).

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