Lightroom Classic

Hi, when I open photos from Lightroom into Photoshop or just export as JPEG to my desktop, the images are very diffrent. Can anyone help me fix this please. The images show what I’m struggling with. Please help if you can, I’m matching sRGB in Lightroom & PS and it doesnt make a diffrence. This is exported from LR to desktop and produces the same result…. :-/ 

Lightroom Classic now adds AI content credentials to image exports automatically (just started last week, without warning).  For tools such as Remove, for dust spots, etc.  This appears not possible to be turned off ?The export options show that Content Credentials are off, but it is still appliedMy use of such tools is for image refinement, not creation of distortions (which is where the content credentials are more appropriate)For minor refinements I do not want my images to be tagged in this way, misconstruing and giving he wrong message about the final image Please let me know how I can stop the CC being tagged, as it appears in Bridge (and beyond)

The option Catalog Settings > Metadata > Include Develop Settings In Metadata is not working correctly -- develop settings are still getting included in the exported metadata and .acr files (which contain develop settings) are sometimes getting exported. The   Metadata Status field is also not working correctly. Tested with LR 15.5.1 / Mac OS 26.6.2: 1. Download and open this tiny catalog and select the single photo:https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/f32l8iyi85gldfbd1xiew/ccbug.2026-09-01.zip?rlkey=hkwadikr9tkhdxcha1dgparms&dl=0 2. In the Metadata > EXIF AND IPTC panel, observe that Metadata Status is Up To Date. 3. In Catalog Settings, observe that both Metadata > Include Develop Settings and > Automatically Write Changes Into Sidecar are unchecked. 4. Export the photo to Desktop with Image Format: JPEG, using these settings:  5. Using Exiftool, observe that the develop settings are incorrectly included in the XMP section of the exported photo:[XMP] Exposure 2012 : -3.0

AI Denoise consistently fails to complete on my machine. This is 100% reproducible and has persisted across multiple Lightroom Classic and Intel driver versions, including the current pairing of both.System:Lightroom Classic 15.4.1 [202606201310-b9f148a4], Camera Raw 18.4 Windows 11 Home 26200 Intel Core Ultra laptop, 16 logical cores, 32 GB RAM Intel Arc 140T integrated GPU (16 GB shared), driver 32.0.101.8860 WHQL (current, verified in Device Manager) Files: Fujifilm RAF (X-Trans)Symptom:Click Denoise. The background progress indicator (top-left) immediately shows roughly 10% progress, then never advances — waited well over an hour. The photo becomes locked: "AI processing is in progress for this photo. Editing is temporarily unavailable." Task Manager shows the Arc 140T near 100% compute utilisation for the entire time, so the GPU is actively executing something — it just never finishes. Exiting Lightroom during this state leaves orphaned Lightroom processes that must be killed in T

I have already Lightroom classic, but i have problems to open Lightroom classic

I have a three monitor setup. I want lightroom / photoshop on monitor 2, the photo full size on the secondary display on monitor 1. Monitor 3 is used as general purpose, often showing ChatGPT as I edit. I cannot get the full size photo on monitor 1 to stay there if I start typing on monitor 3. It goes blank. Thanks to anyone who can help. Having gone to the time and expense of a three monitor setup I can’t use it.

Hello,I recently posted on Intel's forum regarding problem with heavy gpu tasks on my laptop.They asked me to post here to see if people on Adobe's side have any idea on how to fix this, and to cooperate. My laptop is an Asus Zenbook (UX3405CA) : - I9 285H - Intel Arc 140T 16Go updated with the latest available driver (32.0.101.8331) - The problem is still there with older drivers - Windows 11 pro up to date - Lightroom classic version 15.1 - Tried with older versions of Lightroom - The BIOS has been updated- Cleanded drivers with DDU in recovry mode then reinstalled through intel utility tool - Recleaned them with DDU in recovery mode then reinstalled through MyAsusThe problem persists.I get a LiveEventKernel with the code 141 in the event viewer every time the problem arises.I have attached some relevant files, but can't add the dump because the format is not accepted.I need your help to fix this problem permanently.Thank you

I use Lightroom Classic 15.5 on MacBook Air chip M1 with macOS Tahoe 26.5.2.I usually import photos directly from a card reader, in Copy mode, but it failed in the last tries : when I select the source folder, Import seems running (icon moving in circle on the bottom left), but no image is showing on the panel in the middle.I tried copying a few images in a new folder in “Documents”, and then import it from there, to make sure it is not a permission issue, but I had the same behavior.I also tried in Add mode, unsuccessful.Lightroom Classic is having “Full disk access” in Mac settings, so I don’t know what to try next.Can someone help me ?Thanks in advance for all your suggestions.

I have a folder in which I imported about 200 images from a shoot. Edited them last night as normal. Got a request for two additional images.I import the 2 new images from the SD card as usual. Accidentally see I selected all 1496 images. Click CANCEL import and cancel render previews. Lightroom shows "Previous Import"-view as normal, about 20 images. The original folder with the 200 edited images NOW HAS NO RAWs left. Only .xmps.Only the about 20 images from the canceled import are there. The original files are not in Trash. Not in the folder where I worked on them last ight. Just... gone.SURELY this is not intended behavior? Files on SD card are thankfully still there, lucky me.Windows 11 Home 25H2, OS Build 26200.8037LR Classic 15.2, Build [202602111402-ec4112e8]

Seleziono filtro radiale. Compare l’ovale di modifica. Ma non c’è un elenco di effetti su cui agire, per es. regola esposizione, per modificare la zona dell’ovale., che quindi non serve a nulla

I have done the same Importing Process for over 10 years. When I click “IMPORT” after I have ensure File Handling, Collection Location, etc.  The status bar in the top left appears as if it were to be “working” on importing with the status bar on the top left of the LrC window; building Smart Previews, applying my Presets etc.  Then, NOTHING. When I try to repeat the process and I click on “IMPORT” again on the bottom left of the window; the folder doesn’t pop up to find the Photos, Create a Collection Location, etc. It’s as if LrC has froze. I have been trying multiple times; deleting the App and reInstalling it. Creating a New Catalog as well, and even in the new catalog LrC does the same thing as far as “working”, then nothing. 

Hey everyone, hitting a wall here and hoping someone might have run into this or found a workaround.I’m on an M4 Pro MacBook Pro (24 GB, macOS Tahoe 26.6.2) running Lightroom Classic v15.5.1 and Premiere Pro. Lately, heavy workflows like AEB HDR merges, timelapse exports, and video renders have ground to an absolute crawl.The weirdest part? My fans stay completely dead silent. The laptop isn't even breaking a sweat because the hardware isn't actually ramping up.I ran powermetrics during a timelapse export to see what was going on under the hood: CPU: 100% maxed out across all 14 cores pulling around 29–35W. GPU: Pulling a measly ~50 mW (basically idling at 0.05W). Fans: 0 RPM. Lightroom is leaving the graphics processor completely untouched and forcing the CPU to shoulder the entire export under a low total power budget.What I’ve already tried: Toggled GPU acceleration (Auto, Custom, Off) inside LrC preferences. Cleared out all preview, scratch, and media caches. Did a full, cl

After starting LR, clicking the GPS badge of a photo centers the map on the last-displayed location rather than the coordinates of the clicked photo. To reproduce on LR 15.5 / Mac OS 26.4.1: 1. Open the attached catalog. 2. Go to Map view. 3. In the filmstrip, click on the GPS badge of "miami.jpg". Observe the map centers on Miami (correct). 4. Go to Library. 5. Restart LR. 6. Click on the GPS badge of "san francisco.jpg". Observe that the module switches to Map view and the map centers on Miami rather than San Francisco (incorrect). 7. Go to Library. 8. Click on the GPS badge of "san francisco.jpg" and observe the map moves to San Francisco (correct).  

Hello,My Lightroom Classic catalog got suddenly corrupted. When I try to open it, it says the catalog cannot be opened due to a data problem or says the version is incompatible.I already tried extracting it using the SQLite command-line tool, but the newly generated file gives the same error, so the database seems severely corrupted.Could an Adobe engineer please help me repair it?Here is the link to download my zipped .lrcat file: https://1drv.ms/u/c/3b9acaaaac65ed43/IQBr1an9dGnUSZZ0Xvs_81l4AZBK4Qyq5TCf50seAZOA628?e=i1CFEaThank you very much!

What?  I can no longer print my photos with LR Classic?

If I use merge to panorama in Photoshop from Lightroom Classic, it works well, better than in just Lightroom Classic, but produces psd or tiff files which can then not be AI noise reduced in Lightroom.  Applying AI noise reduction in Lightroom first and then trying to do a merge to panorama in Photoshop, causes Photoshop to hang.  

How comes that my “old”/previously edited photo is still present in my lightroom? When I have imported my new photos I can still see my previous photos. Thats very annoying. How do I deselect this option?

I recently upgraded my Mac to Mac Tahoe 26.6.2.  Since then, when using Lightroom Classic Version 15.5.1 I get an error message when trying to use the Denise function (Denise Error “Unexpected error occurred whilst processing (1).  I had a similar issue with a previous upgrade which resolved when Lightroom Classic was updated.  I note that an update has recently been done so it could be sometime before Lightroom is next updated.  How can this issue be fixed

I am using Lightroom Classic on my Mac Studio on Tahoe 26.5.2. I select all photos in the album, turn on Auto Sync at the bottom of the Develop tab on the right, then select Auto. It applies to all the photos that I can see in the tray at the bottom but no more. I have to scroll over to reveal more at the bottom and then it will apply to those now showing, I can see them changing in the thumbnail, which takes several seconds, then I repeat. Since I can only show 18 photos at a time in the tray, I have to do this a ton times. This works totally fine for other manual adjustments like color balance or contrast, if I change any other setting with auto sync on, it applies to every photo selected. I’ve tried auto on all and just leaving the computer without doing anything else and it still does nothing, only applies to the photos I can see ion the tray. I left it overnight, came back and it still had not applied to them all, I scrolled over and it was now applying to those I revealed in the

A recent update to Lightroom Classic appears to have corrupted my catalogue and Lightroom Classic will no longer work…..and this is not a question, it is a request for a support on an application I am paying for that no longer works!