The Map module already doesn’t work (and never will again), since it relies on Google Maps and Google made a change that broke it. This means that if/when Windows and Mac operating system updates break Lightroom 6 features, they won’t be fixed. As Jeff said, it received its final update in December, 2017.

That said, for most of you I don’t recommend purchasing Lightroom 6. (It may also be available from other retailers.) UPDATE March 12, 2019: Adobe is no longer selling it on Amazon, but Adorama still is. – but I’m guessing that this will be available there for a very limited time, so if you’re interested in it, now’s the time to purchase it.

Lightroom 6 is still for sale on Amazon though, at least in the U.S. The application stopped receiving camera support and bug fixes at the end of 2017.” “Lightroom 6 is no longer available for sale on. Up until recently Adobe continued to sell Lightroom 6 – but here’s a recent statement from Jeff Tranberry of Adobe on its current availability: Lightroom 6 was the last perpetual version of Lightroom offered before Adobe went subscription-only with Lightroom Classic CC. Lightroom 6 is no longer for sale from authorized dealers.

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