Adobe Carousel now available for Mac OS and iOS

Adobe Carousel, Adobe’s new photo editing and sharing app that’s based off Adobe Lightroom was announced in September, and after more than a month of waiting, the app is finally available to the public. In case you’re unfamiliar with Carousel, it is an app that lets users access their entire photo library from their iOS devices or Mac OS computers without having to worry about manual syncing. A lot of times we can take photographs on our various devices and forget to transfer them to our main computers, and sometimes they end up being forgotten. With Carousel, Adobe aims to solve that problem.

But Carousel doesn’t just help you automatically sync photographs, the app can also be used to edit the pictures, i.e. adjusting exposure, shadows, highlights, white balance, vibrance, clarity and contrast, preset “Looks” and more. And what’s great about the app is that it automatically saves your edits across all devices as well – Carousel makes having to remember to sync a thing of the past.

While the Adobe Carousel apps are free (currently available for Mac OS and iOS only – Android and Windows support in 2012), the service costs $99.99/year or $9.99/month thought Adobe is having an introductory promotion until January 31^st where you can use the Carousel service for $59.99/year or $5.99. Find out more.

George Wong
Categories: Photo-Video
Tags: adobe, Apps, iOS, OS X