Adobe has announced its new Lightroom for Apple TV app which allows users to easily go over, zoom, share and enjoy their precious photographs.

A post by Adobe's Josh Haftel revealed that with the new Lightroom for Apple TV, users can browse the photographs individually via a slideshow. And with the ability to zoom in the photo, they can notice all the details within the same photograph.

"All your photos, are always available with your latest edits. In Lightroom for Apple TV, you can view and share all of your synced Lightroom photos including photos you've uploaded via Lightroom CC on your desktop, Lightroom on mobile, or Lightroom on the web," Haftel said.

Nevertheless, the Lightroom for Apple TV app needs a lot more muscle compared to your standard device, which is why users need to have the Apple TV 4^th Gen, along with a subscription to Creative Cloud, in order to enjoy the new app.

Why is this significant? TechCrunch said it allows mostly photography enthusiasts to enjoy the images on their own or show off to their friends. More importantly, professional photographers can make use of the 4K images so they will be signed by prospective clients.

Certainly, Lightroom is not the only app that offers this kind of service, but it's one of the first to make it easier to transport those photos in Apple 4K TV.

Also, according to the news, users can't really edit the photos in the Lightroom for Apple TV so before they upload those images, they should already have been processed.