Does Lightroom 5 convert slideshows to HTML5?

I am looking at buying Photoshop Lightroom 5, but only if it makes or converts slideshows to HTML5.
Can this be done.
Question edited by: Ivan David

Actually, yes - sortof: a new feature of Lightroom 5 supports "correcting" aspect ratio (see manual lens corrections in develop module) which can make people look skinnier all over - i.e. it's not "selective" (you can't target body regions, or individual persons) like the advanced tools in Photoshop (e.g. liquify), but if it's all you need..

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