Bug Reports

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.

Camera RAW 12.20.386 Issue In Mac Dark ModeWhen in MAC Dark Mode and inside camera Raw, the ToolTips are not showing.Hover over the White balance Tool and you are unable to read the textIan

whenever i open any type of dialogue box such as the camera raw filter or such, its all black and i can't see what im editing. the edits also do not get applied immediately. i have to move my canvas to see the edit apply

HiWhen I'm in full screen mode in Camera Raw filter in Photoshop CC when first click almost entire window is going to blank (see attached screenshot), and it gets back to normal when I press K for Adjustment BrushI had the same issue with my old Mac Pro and earlier Photoshop (OS X 10.7), but now I'm running on iMac 27, AMD Radeon HD 6970M 1024 MB, 24 GB RAM.. OS X 10.11.3It happens almost all the time 😕😕Any ideas?Andy

The LR 7.10 and ACR 10.1 Effects panel Post Crop Vignetting Highlights Slider has no effect on the image. It appears to be disabled in the latest update version. I tried resetting LR Preferences file and the issue remains. It has been reported here:https://forums.adobe.com/message/10057058#10057058

For the most part ACR automatically identifies and applies lens profiles for my Hasselblad lenses. However the XCD 45P photos get a warning that says "unable to locate a matching lens profile." The XCD 45P is a newer lens but when I do it manually I can indeed see the matching lens profile and apply it manually. But something is preventing ACR from seeing and applying the profile auotmatically.

I've labeled this as a *problem* because I think I've found a bug (and I can consistently recreate this) in the new photoshop raw. That said, the bug also stems from a very small feature change, that actually has a huge negative impact on my workflow (and possibly others). The feature change: In a recent update to Photoshop Raw, if you're using your keyboard to tab through the editable fields in any of the edit functionalities, it no-longer automatically ads a Zero if you leave one blank. I'll elaborate. If I'm on the main editing field, and I tab down a few times to exposure, and type a "1", it bumps the exposure by a value of one. If I decide I don't like this I used to simply delete the one, and keep tabbing, and it would replace the empty space with a Zero. NOW: when I tab away, I get an error message saying "a value of X..... is required" basically, to remove an edit I've made via the keyboard, I need to both delete the one and add the zero. This may seem

This what i get when merging 3 vertical images in Lightroom  shot with D850 and a Schneider TS 28mm lens. It  used to work fine, but now no longer. It works fine in Photoshop. My other 2 Nikon TS lens 24mm and 19mm work fine on both platforms. Am baffled. Help please.

My PC Windows has 10 updated. I use CS6, Bridge 5.0.0 and ACR 9.1.1 I use DNG converter 10.1 which works fine. The problem is that when I install DNG 10.2 the programme does not open up. The little blue circle rotates for a few seconds but then disappears. Your help greatly appreciated.

The Canon EOS Rebel T7, 1500D, 2000D (same exact model with different country names) camera profiles render properly using the camera's 'As Shot' white balance settings, but display a very high and incorrect Tint value in the LR 8.2.1 Basic panel. In addition when using any of the Basic panel WB presets (Auto, Daylight, Cloudy, Shade, Tungsten, etc.) set for the actual shooting lighting condition the image takes on a strong yellow-green tint shift. More details at the below Lightroom forum post:https://forums.adobe.com/message/11016301#11016301

After the most current update, such presets stopped working in the following applications: Lightroom CC for iPad Lightroom CC (Smartphone) Camera RAW They still work in Classic and in LR CC desktop. We urgently need this to be fixed.

Since upgrading to OS 10.14.6, Lightroom Classic (8.3.1) cannot merge (21 frame) panoramic images. Just sits there forever and does nothing.

I posted this on the adobe.com forums, but it may get more traction here.... Since updating to LR 7.3, all my presets were imported and can be used. But none of them allow the Constrain Crop option under Transform to be set by default. Even if I apply my preset, click Constrain Crop and "Update with current settings" on the preset, it still doesn't re-apply.Running Windows 10 64bit.

When saving a HSL/B+W-Mix adjustments to a preset, the values for magenta and purple then aren't saved to the xmp-file when exporting the preset (these values are always reseted to "0"). So when importing back a previously saved preset into lightroom, the preset doesn't represent the originally created preset anymore. Also I think this leads to not correctly syncing these presets between devices... would appreciate a fix for this behaviour..

NIKON D850 in MOVIE mode, The .nefs taken in Movie Mode 1920x1080p 30 x4 cannot be read by LR or ACR. However, the .nefs taken with the D850 in 1920x1080p 30 (not slo mo) open just fine.

I was super excited about the new Enhance Details feature rolling out today.  However, something about it refuses to work for me.  When I select the feature on an image, the preview pane only shows a completely black pane on the "Enhanced" version.  Furthermore, when I click the "Enhance" button, processor and GPU rev up and the progress bar moves, but ultimately it only renders a completely black DNG.  This seems to happen on any photo in my collection.  I have verified that I am updated to the correct version of windows, and that I am working on a CR2 RAW file.  Screenshots:  Image is not available   Image is not available

Lightroom 8.2 Supported camera Fuji X-T3 has some images come up with exclamation points saying:"Lightroom has encountered problems reading this photo. You will not be able to make adjustments to the photo."It's odd, from one image to the same in the same shoot it fluctuates between what is readable, and what isn't. I'd say file corruption, but they open fine in Adobe Camera Raw 11.2I've checked file permissions, tried on multiple Mac/PC machines. Everything seems normal. Attached screenshot is just example of how some images read/write fine and others have that black bullet with an exclamation point in it.

I was trying out the new Enhance Details function on Lightroom 8.2, and it is working well on some images, but on other images, it creates the new file, but totally messes it up by cutting out a square in one part of the image, and then other green, blue and magenta squares of the same size are placed randomly in other parts of the image. This doesn't happen on all files (and it isn't consistent as to which files...two shots taken minutes apart with the same camera and lens, and one it won't process correctly, but the other it will.  If it messes up on a file, it always messes up in the same way if you try again. It doesn't matter whether GPU processing is enabled or not. Example showing the effect: http://www.jordansteele.com/2019/enhanced.jpgSystem Info: Lightroom Classic version: 8.2 [ 1204643 ]License: Creative CloudLanguage setting: enOperating system: Windows 10 - Business EditionVersion: 10.0.17763Application architecture: x64System architecture: x64Logical processor count: