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Since the latest Lightroom Classic update, I’m experiencing a bug when exporting files.Workflow:1. Open catalog with DNG files edited by a collaborator2. Save metadata (Cmd/Ctrl + S)3. Export JPEGs in high resolution to the same folder4. Use “Export → Format: Original” to copy those JPEGs to a new external folder (not added to catalog)Issue:In this last step, Lightroom randomly generates .acr sidecar files for some images in the destination folder.Important:- This did NOT happen before the update- Source folder does NOT contain any .acr files- It only happens when using “Format: Original”- It does NOT happen when exporting JPEG normally (low resolution or re-encoded)- It only affects some files, not allThis seems related to metadata writing or sidecar handling.System:- Lightroom Classic version: 15.3- OS: Mac 26.3.1 (25D2128)
When I attempt to synch new photos from my collection I get "synch error:. I have the collections set up to synch. I have paused synching in LrC, restarted my Win11 PC, restarted LrC but I still receive the same error. What other troubleshooting steps should I try?
Hello,I’m using Lightroom Class (15.2 release, Camera Raw 18.2) on a MacBook Pro (Tahoe 16.1).When in a folder in LRc it is only showing me images which are FLAGGED. All filters are OFF but it is only showing me FLAGGED images. In any other folder, it works fine. If I turn on the filter “flagged” it shows me all the flagged images only. If I click on “Filter off” it shows me the entire library (i.e. both flagged and unflagged images.)I’ve gleaned all I can from the web and followed all the “fixes” I can find with no joy.How can I change this folder to show me the entire library?Thank you in advance!Cheers.
Hi everyone,I'm having an issue with the latest version of Lightroom CC on a MacBook M5 Pro running macOS Tahoe 26.5.1. (I was experiencing the same problem on 26.5 and decided to update hoping it would fix it, but unfortunately it didn't.)Since this morning, it's been impossible to to use Noise Reduction, even though my internet connection is working perfectly. I've already updated both Lightroom CC and macOS, cleared the cache, and optimized the catalog, but I keep getting this error screen whenever I try to use Noise Reduction.Has anyone experienced the same issue or knows how to fix it? Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks! 🙏
I swear that I have followed all of the different methods, tutorials, videos, and threads. Yet, every time that I delete a photo from Lightroom Classic, it remains on my Hard Drive. Sometimes, even when it specifically asks me if I want to delete it from the disk, it is still there. This ends up with me doing a tedious cross referencing to figure out which photos need to be deleted from my Hard Drive, and which ones need to stay.Please, if someone knows exactly how to make Lightroom delete photos from all parts of Lightroom, and my hard drive, please explain it to me as if I have no intelligence at all. I appreciate your help. Thank you.
Hi everyone!I hope I didn’t miss any already existing bug / issue posts for this issue. Here’s the short version again:After upgrading to Lightroom Classic 15.2, I experience an increase in repeatable and reproducable freezes with following crashes. These occur always when zooming into an image and are instantanous. The resulting CrashLog from the error report tool is attatched as well as the Lightroom System Info sheet. System spec overview: Windows Desktop PC (custom)OS: Windows 11 25H2 Build 26200CPU: AMD Ryzen 9 7950x3D (+ integrated iGPU)GPU: NVIDIA RTX 4070ti (12GB GDDR6 VRAM) [591.74 - Driver info see below]RAM: 64GB DDR5 6000MTs CL30DISK: LRc installed on M.2 Gen.4 SSD; Library on same drive; Media on 7200RPM HDDVER.: Adobe Lightroom v15.2First observations:Since version 14.1, I have encountered random issues, from increased stuttering to freezing. When those issues persistet and occured more often, I finally got a “KNOWN ISSUE” warning prompt once, which led me to the Adobe H
Hi, I am relatively new to Lightroom Classic. I just spent the last 2 days entering photo meta data, titles, captions, tagging people, locations, dates etc. To my large collection of family genealogy photos. All of it has disappeared?!?! I entered part of it again. And it’s disappeared?!?! I have been reading a few forums and it looks like other people are having similar problems. Does anyone have a solution? Isn’t Illustrators purpose to organize photos? I feel like I can’t trust it anymore and need to move onto a different program. I appreciate any help you can give me,M
Something really strange happened yesterday, and I haven’t been able to reproduce it since.My hardware and software:Windows 11 Logitech MX Master 4 with the MagSpeed scroll wheel Logi Options+ Lightroom Classic Two monitorsNormally, the Grid view in Lightroom Classic’s Library module scrolls by entire rows of photos. Instead of moving smoothly, it jumps from one row to the next. This happens regardless of whether I have “Scroll by Row” enabled or disabled.Yesterday, however, Lightroom suddenly started scrolling completely smoothly. The grid moved smoothly, literally pixel by pixel, without jumping between rows. It behaved like true high-resolution scrolling or touchpad scrolling. It worked perfectly.I didn’t knowingly change any settings. After restarting my computer, everything went back to the usual row-by-row scrolling, and I haven’t been able to get the smooth scrolling back.Enabling and disabling Smooth Scrolling and SmartShift, as well as switching between the ratchet and free-sp
Since the latest versions of Lightroom Classic and MacOS the masking of people always shows “No people found” – even on photos where it was working before. Lightroom Classic version: 15.2 [ 202602111402-ec4112e8 ]License: Creative CloudLanguage setting: en-DEOperating system: Mac OS 26Version: 26.3.0 [25D125]Application architecture: x64Logical processor count: 24Processor speed: 3,3GHzSqLite Version: 3.36.0Adobe GSDK Version: 1.4.0.171Built-in memory: 196.608,0 MBDedicated GPU memory used by Lightroom: 4.743,3MB / 16.368,0MB (28%)Real memory available to Lightroom: 196.608,0 MBReal memory used by Lightroom: 3.040,3 MB (1,5%)Virtual memory used by Lightroom: 55.303,7 MBMemory cache size: 62,7MBInternal Camera Raw version: 18.2 [ 2482 ]Maximum thread count used by Camera Raw: 5Camera Raw SIMD optimization: SSE2,AVX,AVX2Camera Raw virtual memory: 631MB / 98303MB (0%)Camera Raw real memory: 644MB / 196608MB (0%)Cache1: Final1- RAM:519,0MB, VRAM:1.818,0MB, ALP05331.ARWNT- RAM:519,0MB, VRAM
In the attached photo, most of the people were found. But, one very obvious person in the lower left is completely ignored. Any idea what’s going wrong here? Lightroom Classic 15.0.1Macbook Pro running Tahoe 26.5.2 P.S. I should note that it’s not that critical on this photo since I can just change the aspect ratio and crop all of the people out. However, I would like to know if I’m doing something wrong so that I can get it right for other photos. P.P.S. Here’s the original photo exported in lower quality in case it helps to research the issue.
Hi, I’m using macOS 12.7.6 (Monterey) and the latest Lightroom Classic isn’t supported on my system.I have an active Adobe account and I’m also a student.Could you please help me access or provide a download link for Lightroom Classic 11, which is compatible with Monterey?Thank you very much!
Often corporate head shot sessions are done in tight spaces, with a small backdrop, so the image will show parts of the wall or other distracting things, that we need to crop out. Example belowAlso, the hight difference in i.e a corporate shoot, means you often don’t use a tripod, and all the images looks a bit different in terms of positioning and framing, focal length etc. When editing this means I’ll have to do a few tweaks to each and single image (and it might be houndres in a single shoot)Reframe and reposition Use some sort of generative fill to fill in edges or remove distractions (sometimes settings can be copied and pasted between shots, but often they are not familier enough)These features will have to be reaplied to every image.. It’s a very very time consuming task.Also - often we have a framing that’s too tight - and I want to add more head space. This would require me to go into photoshop, extend the image and do some generative fill. Image if these changes could all be
Why does LRC keep asking me to relocate the photo files at random intervals? It does this with so many of them so many times it is growing increasingly infuriating. What it displays in the grid view of almost all the files.
A login window pops up every time I open the program. Please fix this issue, as it is incredibly annoying.
How do I get the parent folder “Pictures” to see its subfolders? I get the message “subfolders are missing in this folder, please relink” but “Synchronize Folder...” has not helped.Thanks for your help!Francisco de Lacerda
Ich benutze LR Vers. 15.1. Leider kann ich die Farbmarkierung von Bildern nicht mehr dazu nutzen, um Fotos zu filtern. Egal welche Farbmarkierung ich wähle, die entsprechend markierten Bilder werden nicht selektiert. Was kann ich tun?
This thread is for all posts concerning Lightroom 6.x, whose last update, 6.14, was released in December 2017.Status of software versionThis includes questions regarding: Downloading Installing Activation Updating General Operation Any new threads created regarding these topics will be collected and merged into this thread.
I am trying to make a print to fit the dimensions of a mat I have already cut. In Page Setup I set the paper for 13 x 19 Landscape, and set the Cell Size in Print module at 9.3 x 13.32, which is slightly larger than the mat opening. However the finished print measures slightly under 9 x 13. I am printing to an Epson ET-8550 printer. I have been printing lots of 7.5” x 10” prints on 8.5 x 11 paper and they come out the exact dimension as expected.
EnvironmentMac mini M4 24 GB unified memory macOS Tahoe 26.5.2 Lightroom Classic 15.5 Apple Silicon / arm64 Lightroom Classic catalog with images using AI masks, Remove and Lens BlurProblemLightroom Classic produces random blue horizontal lines/artifacts on images after AI processing.The artifacts are variable and may appear only several seconds after selecting the image in Develop. They can also be present in exported JPEG files.The problem appears to be strongly related to Lens Blur.Reproducible behaviorI can reproduce the problem with the following sequence:Open an image containing AI masks and/or Remove edits. Apply Lens Blur. Lightroom starts AI processing in the background. After some time, random blue horizontal artifacts appear in the image. The artifacts can also appear in exported JPEG files.The behavior is not simply a display-only problem because the artifacts can be present in the exported JPEG.Important observationsWith Graphics Processor disabled:Lens Blur ON → blue arti
Impossible to choose a proposal because of the contouring : for exampleIn this case of a little part to delete, it will be usefull to hide the outline.
Import Keywords — Do Not Export flag not applying to existing keyword namesI'm importing a plain text keyword file via Metadata > Import Keywords (tab-indented, [bracketed names] for Include on Export = off, {curly brace} synonyms). It works fine for brand-new keyword names, but when the imported name matches a keyword that already exists elsewhere in the catalog, the bracket is ignored — after import, the existing keyword's Include on Export checkbox stays exactly as it was before, checked or not.Is this expected behavior (import merges into an existing same-name keyword and won't touch its Include on Export flag from the file), or am I missing correct syntax/an option to force it? Is there any way to set Include on Export via the import file for a keyword name that already exists in the catalog, or is manually toggling it in the Keyword List panel after import the only route?Lightroom Classic, imported via a plain .txt file (also tried .csv, same result). Thanks for any pointers.
THe subfolders appeared in the folder panel in LRC but separately and not in the parent folder. When I tried again to import the same, the images were greyed out, indicating they were already imported. The parent folder is on the disc but does not appear in the folder panel in LRC. I want the subfolders under the parent folder to keep things organized. I tried to create a new parent folder but it did not appear on the disc or in LRC. How can I collect the subfolders under a parent folder?
I use masks to blur parts of my images, and in 99% of cases I use them inverted. Older version memorized this and the new version does not memorise the fact I used inverted mask just seconds ago, so for every new mask I have to additionally click on invert checkbox, which together with the fact I have to use masks now and create new ones with additional clicks, slows down my workflow. Please include Invert option to be remembered by Lightroom mask from the previous usage of the mask.
I am unable to import photos into Lightroom Classic suddenly this morning. When I attempt to import new photos, either from an SD card or my hard drive, it displays them as if it is going to import them, but then nothing happens, and the import photos and videos button becomes grayed out. If I close and reopen Lightroom Classic, the button seems to be active, but than again nothing happens after I click it, and then it becomes grayed out again.
I discovered that when saving JPEG files in Adobe LR, banding began appearing on smooth color gradients, even at maximum quality. If I save the file as an 8-bit TIFF and then convert it to JPEG using FastStone, I can select RGB as the photometric type in the saving options, ensuring flawless gradients.Samples:https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1fJsowuWjIv6RQDeImtK2_7we30tIqLNT?usp=sharingCan you implement RGB photometry support in JPEG to achieve better image quality?
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