So a photo with Dehaze applied will render correctly in 6.1 (even though the parameter isn’t available), and a preset that changes the Dehaze settings will also work. Lightroom 6.1 (perpetual) has the same camera raw innards as Lightroom 2015.1 (CC), including the ability to process the Dehaze adjustment. How is this possible though if Lightroom 6 doesn’t have a Dehaze slider? You don’t have to miss out on the Dehaze magic because Stu Maschwitz (you may have heard his name associated with Red Giant as the Creative Director for the Magic Bullet product line) has put together a set of free Lightroom 6 presets that give you a wide range of Dehaze settings. Or, at least they don’t get the magical Dehaze slider.įret not perpetual license holders.

Lightroom 6 users (meaning you’ve paid a one-time fee for a software license you can use forever) are out of luck. The cheapest plan is the $9.99/mo Photoshop Photography Plan that includes full versions of both Photoshop and Lightroom, along with several other connected features. The downside though is that it is only available to Lightroom CC users – meaning you have to subscribe to a version of Adobe’s Creative Cloud plan. Dehaze is the slick new feature in Lightroom CC that allows you to magically remove haze from a photo.

Lightroom 6 software