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Inspiring
Oct 8, 2023 7:46 PM UTC
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P: Unable to advance to the next photo

Why no one writes about the fact that in develop mode, after any manipulation with a photo, it is impossible to go to the next photo in the feed? You go, but the photo remains the same as it was, you have to go back and only then go to the next photo. This is a global problem!!  Anyway, I did some research and I realized why many people are silent about it, because this problem occurs only when using the +\- buttons on any keyboard, even on macbook !!!!. If you use only mouse or touchpad, there is no problem with photo transition. That's why many photographers don't pay attention to it, because they don't use the keyboard. Therefore, ADOBE does not react in any way.

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DdeGannes
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Community Expert
Oct 19, 2023 3:36 PM UTC

@mijbil250456 , you stated "

yes...Is not usable the 13.01 to use in batch developer mode at all. 

That version is a beta. Adobe not tested at all .

Adobe should make Lightroom from now on like the other sofwares. Use a Beta before release.

I loose 2 catalogs in this mess.".

What is a beta?

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Participating Frequently
Oct 19, 2023 12:24 PM UTC

and when do they plan to release the update? what will adobe say about this?? how long do we have to wait and put up with this discomfort...?? it makes work very difficult

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Known Participant
Oct 19, 2023 11:59 AM UTC

mijbil250456

yes...Is not usable the 13.01 to use in batch developer mode at all. 

That version is a beta. Adobe not tested at all .

Adobe should make Lightroom from now on like the other sofwares. Use a Beta before release.

I loose 2 catalogs in this mess.

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Participating Frequently
Oct 19, 2023 9:52 AM UTC

same situation

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Known Participant
Oct 19, 2023 8:32 AM UTC

Something else I am experiencing linked to this issue - when I do get the correct image showing in the develop pane, if I then go to apply an adjustment, it jumps back to showing the previous image in the filmstrip and then applies the adjustment there. it's really unstable. Is anyone else experiencing this?

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Inspiring
Oct 19, 2023 8:19 AM UTC

@Sean McCormack @kylec85330911  Friends, have you even read here in the chat room about the problem? Why are you repeating yourselves again? ADOBE has already admitted that there is a problem and it is currently being solved by engineers, here ADOBE replied to wait for the next update. In the meantime, either go back to version 12.5 or work with mouse or touchpad. in this case there is no problem! 

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Known Participant
Oct 19, 2023 12:55 AM UTC

Even In Windows 10 in a PC I have the same problem. Its not only on my Mac Mini with Sonoma,

And no....Its not a Raw issue. I work only with .jpg in 3200px resolution. I don`t work with Raw files at all.

 

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kbarre
Inspiring
Oct 19, 2023 12:32 AM UTC

Is anyone still having the issue after reverting back to Lightroom Classic 12.5?

 

To me, if that is happening, this may not be an actual Lightroom issue, and more of how raw files are interpreted within the Adobe ecosystem. Adobe RAW was included in the update on the same day. It makes me wonder if we're all looking in the wrong direction for a solution, and Adobe RAW needs a fix.

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Participating Frequently
Oct 19, 2023 12:01 AM UTC

Whoops, spoke too soon! It's happening, again. Seem to work at first, but after about 10 photos it's now doing it regularly. I would say that the app is a bit quicker after deleting the preferences file, and closes better. But the issue with getting stock on an image when advancing seems to remain.

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Sean McCormack
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Oct 18, 2023 11:59 PM UTC

@kylec85330911 That is the problem with resetting. When you're happy, it might be worth saving screenshots of each tab so you can just copy from them if you have to do it again. 

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Sean McCormack. Author of 'Essential Development 3'. Magazine Writer. Former Official Fuji X-Photographer.