Bug Reports

I updated to Lightroom 10.3 (from LR9.4), and when I did so the colors in my images changed and have taken on a green/yellow cast. The image on the left was exported from LR10 and the image on the right from LR9. Absolutely nothing changed in any of the settings. All of the images in my LR10 catalog now have a similar green/yellow tint. Has anyone experienced this and is there something I can do to fix it?  

Hello,   I recently identified a problem where let's say I have 10.000 images in queue for export it does the job fine but sometimes it fails to recognise my drive for a second.   Now the failure isn't the problem but what is the problem is that Ik keeps going and just skips the files. and then starts again when it has regained access.   It would be really great that if the files can't be found it would either pause or keep trying until it regained access because I end up losing files in batches of 100.000 which are sequences and identififying where something went wrong is a real pain in the asss.

Black window in the pop-up Camera Raw window when trying to use new function and imossible to know if Enhanced function runs or not.    

This is a bug that's persisted since 13.1, as far as I can tell. When using the adjustment brush (k) near the edges of the image frame, the cursor changes from the brush size to the "window resize" curser. Unclicking and reclicking the to use the brush brings the brush size back...but then it happens again.   Here is a video of the problem:    

The Image Processor script needs to updated in order to work properly with cameras that have been introduced since the script was written.Specifically, in order to use Open first Image to apply settings, the proper extension needs to be present in line 115. For example, in order to use this feature with Sony cameras, one needs to add the .ARW extension at line 115. If the proper extension is not present then the camera raw dialog does not open in order to make adjustments to the first image.

ACR 13.2.0.738 Mac OS 11.2.3   To replicate:   1) Open 5 images in ACR 2) Select the crop tool (c) and crop an image 3) Select edit (e) 4) Select zoom, fit in view. 5) Check global zoom settings 6) Select next image 7) Select previous image 😎 Reselect next image 9) Select previous image 10) Note how zoom setting changes from "fit" to whatever the zoom setting is for the cropped image.   This is a bug. ACR 13.1 did not do this. ACR 13.1 "retained" the "fit in view" setting regardless if an image was cropped or not when selected and the view setting was "fit in view" and "global zoom settings" was checked.

Leica has recently introduced a firmware update for their current M10 rangefinder camera series, the M10-P,  M10-R and M10 Monochrom. This uses the camera's level sensors to add metadata that Lightroom can use as guides for automatic perspective correction on the raw files. It is a really nice and useful function.  This works beautifully for the M10-P, and I believe (but without personal experience) the M10-R. But I cannot for the life of me persuade it to work with the M10 Monochrom. The function is working fine in the camera but LR refuses to play ball. This is very frustrating, specially as all the PR guff talks about it being developed in collaboration between Leica and Adobe. Is it a develpoment that hasn't made it into the outside world yet for the Monochrom, or is it a bug? ACR in Photoshop is exactly the same as far as I can see - works as expected with the M10-P but not the Monochrom.

Big Sur is killing my iMac photoshop experience. Freezes hard each and every time I try to use Camera Raw and Bridge then restarts the machine. The only thing I can do in Camera Raw is click open. It will not let me adjust any image without freezing instantly and then restarting the computer.  Bridge is completely useless and does zero after opening except crashing the OS and restarting the computer all over again. Photoshop is working fine now. But at first it was giving me the dreaded spinning beach ball every time I tried to use any tool. But that seems to have worked out now and is working just fine. My computer has 32 gigs of ram and a 3.2 intel processor and over 1 TB of free hard drive space. It is the old school spinning platter type of drive. Which after updating too Big Sur was really working hard even when at sleep for awhile but that seems to have worked itself out as well.  

Hi,     My Photoshop Version : CC2021 21.1.1         Camera Raw Version : 13.1.0.658   Issues : Color Mixer is not Expanding.   Details:      Color Mixer could not expand and automatically collapse when 'Edit panel behavior' option is changed to 'Responsive' in Preferences if Color Mixer mode is 'ALL'.     Here is the Video

Nikon Z6 bugs only. Interestingly Nikon Z7 raw files don't have these issues. Nikon SDK for both cameras was released and updated on the same date, 18/11/18. Is Adobe Lightroom perhaps using Z7 SDK for Z6?1) Nikon Z6 raw files are rendered incorrectly. Unlike Z7 the Z6 RAW presets do not carry over.2) Adobe WB for Z6 is broken. WB Auto has a huge magenta cast, other Adobe WB presets have huge color shifts rendering files useless.3) None of the Nikon Z-series lens corrections are correct. If lens correction is enabled the lenses are recognized as incorrect lens models.

In Camera Raw the Sharpening tool is incorrect translated to swedish. To sliders Amount and Detail are translated to "Skärpa" in swedish That means Sharpen in english.

In Camera Raw 13.1.0.658 in the Heal panel after the first click to heal, dragging with the right mouse button down no longer changes the brush size.  The horizontal double arrow cursor is still displayed, but dragging left or right has no effect.   Moving the size slider, or simply clicking in the numeric field to the right of the size slider, restores normal operation.  However, after the next click to heal, right-dragging stops working again.   In Camera Raw Preferences > Performance, I selected Use Graphics Processor: Off, but this didn't help.   Photoshop 22.1.0macOS 10.14.6 Mojave

My Imacon 3F plugin (1.4) doesn't work in Photoshop 2018 (19.1.1) on MacOS Sierra (10.12.6). The plugin works fine in Photoshop 2017.  When attempting to open a 3F file in PS 2018, the fileformat is preselected as Imacon 3F, whichis not the case in  PS 2017.  Photoshop System Info shows no error in loading the plugin. Any suggestions on how to get the Plugin to work in PS2018? 

[Update: LR 7.3.1 doesn't import a number a metadata fields from .CR3 files that are read from other raw formats, including the GPS fields, XMP:Rating, XMP:Title, EXIF:ImageDescription, EXIF:UserComment.  See below for more details.-- John Ellis] -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Dear community, I own a new Canon EOS M50 and took a lot of GPS tagged pictures in my last holiday. Lightroom is importing the CR3 files without any problems, but I miss the GPS position. If I look to the files with the tool of Canon I see, that the position where the picture was taken, is inside of the file. Even if I export the pic to a jpg and import it then to Lightroom I have the position - but I like to have the raw file.So far I found no way to display the position in combination with the CR3 file. I could put it in manually for each file, but therefor these are to many.I already double-checked the import parameters

Today i got new updates of Photoshop CC 2021 v22.0.I got an error when i click on "Reset to Default" flyout menu in camera raw.i tested multiple times but same errors occured.  

After the upgrade of Photoshop the sliders in ACR wont slide left or right. I can click on any point of the slide and the value will change but I canno drag the slide left or right. Thus behavior makes me lose lotf of time and makes it difficult to check different looks as well as I cannot use the slider + ALT to set white points and black points.   Other people with left handed mouse have experienced the same.   I tried uninstalling and reinstalling but no joy, the workaround is to install ACR 12.4.0.555 over Photoshop 22.   The sliders works! The only thing is not working is the -+ they dot resize the brush in ACR but modify the flow. Also in Photoshop the -+ dont resize the brush anymore nor the flow, the shortcut doesnt seem to be doing anything.       My system: Adobe Photoshop Version: 22.0.0 20201006.r.35 2020/10/06: 4587a1caa63 x64Number of Launches: 1Operating System: Windows 10 64-bitVersion: 10 or greater 10.0.18362.1082System architecture: Inte

The latest update in camera raw is creating a bug in the radial filter. Is there a way I can fix this?  I opened a file that I've created using a radial filter by color inside the camera raw (this camera raw was applied to a smart object) and as a surprise, I found strange circles in the image. I already updated my graphic card driver and turn off GPU use for camera raw but this hasn't worked.  Any advice will be greatly appreciated. 

I'm having a really bizarre problem with my Osmo Pocket's raw photos. If I take a photo in landscape, it renders fine:but if I take it in portrait, the rendered photo ends up with this weird band at the top:Microsoft Photos renders it fine in both cases. Any ideas what might be going on?

Since the update to the latest version of camera raw, when selecting the crop tools then level tool, with precise cursors activated then the alignment line does not align with the centre of the cross hair, making it difficult to align the image correctly

Two bugs just found: 1. Using Wacom pen, the button to select local adjustment presets doesn't work. Have to click and hold with the mouse. 2. When moving to the next image in the filmstrip, the local adjustment preset is deselected. I frequently use a specific preset on numerous images and paint with the Wacom pen. So now I have to switch to the mouse, select the preset, paint, click the next image, switch to the mouse, select the preset again, lather, rinse, repeat. This slows my workflow terribly. Photoshop 21.2, ACR 12.3, Windows 10 Pro 2004, Wacom Intuos Pen USB tablet, Wacom driver 6.3.39-1 (latest available.)

Accidentally faced with color degradation in DNG resulting from Photo Merge to HDR. It looks like a strong decrease in saturation in some tones, as well as the diffusion between different contrasting colors across the color boundary. The algorithm ACR of noise reduction in the color component behaves in a similar way at high values (over 40). But in Lightroom settings I didn't find a way to control the Photo Merge to HDR process. The problem was detected with RAW received from Canon EOS 90D camera in Ligtroom version 8.4 (ACR 11.4) and confirmed in Lightroom 9.3 (ACR 12.3). The DNGs were obtained from 5 exposures (5/3 stops per step). Making a DNG from 3 exposures (also in 5/3 stop, just discarded the most extreme frames), the problem is expressed less, but still there is. Checking on Canon EOS 5Ds and Canon EOS 70D cameras did not confirm the problem. There is nothing wrong with the DNG from RAW on these cameras. Color is deteriorating so badly that I have to look for a solution to sa

Strange behavior of camera profiles for X100V.When applying camera profiles (like Camera Provia/Standard) to X100V RAW, white balance (temperature/tint) automatically shift.This is specific behavior of X100V raw, the other Fujifilm Cameras don't reproduce this.X-T3 and X-T30 use Camera Profiles v2, but X100V uses old original Camera Profiles v1.It's inconvenient when dealing with multiple X-Series cameras with common preset.Camera: X100VMacbook Pro 16LrC 9.3

A couple of problems with the camera profiles for the Nikon Z7.1. When changing the white balance from "As Shot" in Adobe Lightroom or Camera RAW, the program creates a magenta cast on all Nikon Z7 images. This is true for all Adobe white balances and all the camera white balances. Returning the Tint slider to its original location removes almost all the magenta cast that was introduced. I believe this was an issue that was fixed for the Z6.2. There's something wrong with the way that Adobe is reading or applying the Built-in Lens Profile. It seems to apply the corrections correctly for the Z lenses, but when using adapted F-mount lenses the profile isn't applied even though Lightroom claims that it is. If you manually apply the profile for the F-mount lens, it gets applied correctly. This also impacts stitching in panoramic photos. I can get a perfect stitch from a D850 with the same lens whereas using the same properly adjusted for the camera/lens RRS pano system and same lens with a

Bug in ACR v11.1.0.112 @ Win10x64 with WB tool when selecting a region (left mouse button press and drag mouse pointer to select a rectangular region to perform WB) in Before / After View : when B/A View is either in "Before/After Left/Right" on in "Before/After Top/Bottom" state I can _NOT_ see the rectangle (showing area selected for WB operation) being drawn/displayed while I am dragging the mouse pointer while pressing the left mouse button... in 2 other states "Before/After Left/Right Split" &  "Before/After Top/Bottom Split" no issues

Unfortunately, the following problem occurs constantly:If the repair brush is used to paint over an area adjacent to the edge of the image, Lightroom creates a color fringe of about 1 pixel width in the target area.The error is visible in the preview image and in the exported image, too.I use Lightroom 9.1 on MacOS 10.14.6.Add background with repair brush:Color fringe appears:Magnified 8 times:Edit: Changed second image to better show the issue.