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After upgrading from 15.1 to 15.3, Lightroom Classic now crashes on startup.
Restore backup of catalog with 2391 folders and 48695 photos. Open current catalog. Select Import from Another Catalog. Open restored backup of the same catalog. Catalog Contents does not show all folders; stops at 2024\2024-12-28; folders for following years not shown, boxes to left of folders do nothing. Restored backup catalog passes integrity check, opens and works normally, and 2025 - 2026 folders are present.Folders 2025 - 2026 not shownRestored catalog backup
Hi, I have been using Lightroom for years. I discovered that the last edits I did on images for a job were not saved -150 images :(. My images are Raw (NEF), all the settings are good: “saving metadata” not on pause, “automatically write changes into sidecar files (xmp)” set, I am not editing my raw files from images where they were imported (they are in the right explorer file) All of my other RAW images in explorer have their xmp next to them, but not these 150 ones. The thing I have been experiencing lately is, when I close Lightroom, it tells me that it is still writing the xmp. And I wait and wait (for hours sometimes) and the status never changes. So I have to close Lightroom nevertheless. I don’t know if the xmp files have not been created or if they have been saved somewhere else. And I don’t know how to solve this problem, at least for the next edits I’ll do. One of the weird things is that the rating of the files (one, two stars) was saved - the ratings should also appear in
Does anyone know of a good, expert paid support service for complex LrC problems that cannot be solved with standard Adobe support or within this community? Thanks.
I think all portrait photographers would like to have any AI portrait retouch system on Lightroom classic and photoshop, like FACEAPP. We really need something like that. And I know that Adobe can do better than faceapp
When multiple images are selected it is possible to Right Click then choose Create Virtual Copies. However, if you use the keyboard shortcut (Cmd + ' on Mac or Ctrl + ' on Windows) it only creates a copy of the currently active image in the selection. The behaviour between the right click menu and the keyboard shortcut should be consistent.
Alors que j’utilise la même méthode depuis toujours sans problème (photos au format DNG provenant de mon smartphone Pixel 7 Pro, transférées sur mon PC puis importées à partie de Lightroom Classic), actuellement, je ne peux renommer les photos car j’obtiens le message suivant: ”certaines photos ne seront pas renommées car elles sont manquantes ou non enregistrables"Or ces photos existent bien, je peux les traiter comme avant, pour quelle raison ne sont-elles pas enregistrables?Merci pour votre aide
OS Name Microsoft Windows 11 ProVersion 10.0.26200 Build 26200Processor AMD Ryzen 9 5900X 12-Core Processor, 4001 Mhz, 12 Core(s), 24 Logical Processor(s)BaseBoard Product ROG STRIX X570-E GAMINGInstalled Physical Memory (RAM) 64.0 GBGPU 3080Ti with latest Studio DriverHoping to get some assistance here.After a stage photography gig last night, I’m now sitting on about 1500 images to get through. It pushed me to finally look into why my setup has been struggling.For a while now, Adobe Lightroom Classic just hasn’t been running like it used to. Editing feels sluggish, and once I get into Develop—especially with masks—it really starts to grind.What’s frustrating is that it used to run smoothly on this same machine. Something has clearly changed, and I’m trying to figure out what.In the Adobe Lightroom Classic System Info, I’m seeing GPUDeviceEnabled: false, which (as I understand it) means Lightroom isn’t actually using my 3080 Ti.What’s confusing is that:In Lightroom Preferences → Perfo
Auto and vertical transform rarely work. They are often off and need to be adjusted manually. It's no big deal until you're editing 200-300 images a day. It would be great if it worked even in presets. I would get hours back of my life.
Please add a way to zoom in on the live preview image while in tethered shooting mode in order to really dial in focus. Both Capture One and the Canon Software (back when it used to work -- it stopped connecting to my camera a couple of years ago) have a way to double click the live view of a shot to get an extreme zoom of the shot, so you could really ensure your product is in focus. I would REALLY love Lightroom Classic to have this feature. The current auto-focus is not good enough when shooting products where you want a specific thing to be in focus while using manual focus. Since I am using flash and not continuous lighting, the preview can be a bit dark and tends to look blurry/out of focus even when full screen and even when it is in focus.PLEASE I am BEGGING you to add the ability to zoom in on the live preview!
Depuis quelques semaines LR Classic crashes très fréquemment, parfois toutes les 5 minutes alors que LR n’est pas dans une activité spécifique ou intensive.Ce problème est apparu peut être après la dernière MAJ de LR, ou peut être de MacOS …??? Les crashes arrivent dans des cirsconstances variées… pas de pattern spécifique et avec une utilisation très peu intensive de LR, visulalisation de photos, parfois lors de déplacements de photos d’un dossier à un autre, mais rien d’intensif..
Using LR Classic 13.2 on a MacBook Pro OS 13.6.4. When creating and exporting a web gallery, using the Classic Gallery template, and sizing the images, the sizes are increased by 100% when viewing in LR or a web browser (tried Chrome, Firefox, and Safari). So a 1000px image becomes 2000px, and noticeably softer in sharpness. However it doesn’t do this on my lower resolution monitor (2 monitor setup). I can move the browser window from monitor to monitor and see the image quality change. Why is this happening and how can I maintain the image size specified (is this html code I can modify)? Thanks!
I used the Win11 OS to move a large number of files and a few subfolders from a folder to a folder of the same name on another drive. The receiving folder already had a large number of files in it. After the transfer was complete, LrC showed the folder and the files were missing. I clicked to locate the folder, navigated to the receiving folder and selected to merge. Nothing happened. LrC was using about 4% of cpu, but after a couple of hours no files or folders had been relocated. I then tried locate one the small subfolders (they contained a couple of hundred jpegs) and they were quickly found and LrC moved them to the new folder. There were 5 subfolders and I moved them one at a time to the new folder. I then tried locating a single file in the folder with the option to find nearby files selected. It found the single file, but none of the nearby files. It may be that LrC is failing because of the large number of files that were moved (~25K). Is there an upper limit? It m
Hi Adobe, I am not shure, if it is possible to add such a possibility of an adjustment to Lightroom Classic. My idea is to have the possibility to add an adjustment brush to the skin of a model on the photograph. Afterwards a KI scans the skin for acne (mainly red colored), pimpels (mainly red colored) and varicose veins (mainly green or blue colored), and repair these areas with skin tones of the close environment of the model. Moles shall not be removed (or can optional be removed, if a user likes sterile skin). Warm regards, Markus
Hi. After updating LR 15.1.1 to version 15.2.1, I can't use mask copying or templates using AI masks. After downgrading LR to the previous version, everything returns to normal.I have all the latest updates installed for Windows and my graphics card. Lightroom Classic version: 15.2.1 [ 202603161217-0bf813d9 ]License: Creative CloudLanguage setting: enOperating system: Windows 11 - Business EditionVersion: 11.0.26200Application architecture: x64System architecture: x64Logical processor count: 32Processor speed: 3,4GHzSqLite Version: 3.36.0Adobe GSDK Version: 1.4.0.212CPU Utilisation: 1,0%Power Source: Plugged InBuilt-in memory: 65460,9 MBDedicated GPU memory used by Lightroom: 5158,0MB / 20421,3MB (25%)Real memory available to Lightroom: 65460,9 MBReal memory used by Lightroom: 4498,5 MB (6,8%)Virtual memory used by Lightroom: 10265,8 MBGDI objects count: 1153USER objects count: 5323Process handles count: 3676Memory cache size: 1822,8MBInternal Camera Raw version: 18.2.2 [ 2512 ]Maximu
I'm planning on purchasing a new laptop.My only heavy use is Lightroom Classic. I seldom use Photoshop. I never game. The rest is online stuff and MS Outlook.I currently have a Dell Inspiron 14 Plus with 16GB DDR5, 1x 8GB onboard + 1x SoDIMM 8GB, 4800MHz, an Intl i7-12700H (2.30 GHz) processor; a NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3050 graphics card, and 512GB M.2 PCIe NVMe Solid State Drive.I am upgrading to take advantage of advancements in components. I don't want to spend more than $1,200 and ideally less. Since most laptop makers offer specific choices, what I'm looking for is specific advice on what I should go for in order to improve/speed up LR Classic (perhaps the best graphics card) and areas where I don't need to get the best (I've heard that 16GB of RAM is sufficient for LR.Thanks in advance!
AS of a few days ago, when I create an object mask, LrC seems to have defaults for the masking (Exposure, texture, clarity)I did not set a preset for these, I don’t use presets. The preset is set to “default”Screen grabs belowIs there a way to eliminate these preset settings?Thanks
Lightroom Classic consistently freezes on launch whenever GPU acceleration is enabled, and the only way to use the application is to disable the GPU entirely and run on CPU. The issue is fully reproducible: Lightroom opens normally the first time a new catalog is created, but after importing photos and closing the program, Lightroom becomes unresponsive on the next launch, hanging during startup before the library grid appears and often leaving the .lock file behind after force‑quit. This occurs with both new and existing catalogs, regardless of whether they are stored on the C: drive or a secondary SSD and persists across multiple NVIDIA driver versions including the latest Studio Driver and previous releases. Other GPU‑accelerated applications such as Photoshop and DaVinci Resolve function normally, and no GPU errors appear in Windows Event Viewer, suggesting the problem lies in Lightroom’s GPU initialization rather than the driver. Resetting preferences temporarily helps, but the fr
I use different file formats In my Catalog, my original image files are [original filename] .NEF(Nikon Electronic Format) and also files created with DxO PureRAW, with extension .dng The Expected Result:To Sort my photos in Library module according to File Extension.(I wanted to see all .NEF files in consecutive order and all .DNG files in consecutive order)Using the Sort criteria ‘File Extension’, this was the Expected and Actual Result.BUT a FEW DAYS LATER:The Actual Result:A couple of days later, I tried to do the same thing with another folder, same Catalog, and suddenly, it doesn’t work. Images are sorting correctly according to ‘Capture Time’ but attempting to Sort by ‘File Type’ or ‘File Extension’ gives the same result and DOES NOT sort according to ‘File Extension.’I have tried everything:Optimise Catalog / Validate DNG Files / Synchronise Folder / Update DNG Previews & MetadataNothing works! It’s a bug!
In the attached raw image (and many other similar ones) shot from behind a window, there are evident reflections. The reflections removal tool in LrC leaves it essentially unaltered (only slightly darkened) while the corresponding tool in Camera Raw appears to do a fine job of cleaning it. The attached file is a jpeg rendition because the RAF file is too big.I am working on a iMac M4 running macOS Tahoe 26.4.1, LrC 15.3, Camera Raw 18.3Does anyone have an explanation for this? Does the case need to be brought to Adobe’s attention?
Today when I went to copy and paste settings between images it automatically pasted the previous crop. I never have the “crop” settings checkbox selected, and when I went to deselect it it was checked on and grayed out so I couldn‘t change it. I deselected all and the selected everything except crop and masking (my default settings) and it worked for one image. However as soon as I went to the next image it was back on and grayed out again. Is this a new feature with a hidden way to disable it, or is this a current bug? Any advice would be appreciated as I’m having to completely change my editing process because of this.LR 15.3 Macbook Pro M1 Max running MacOS 26.3.1 (a) (25D771280a)
I can not get all photos to sync to LRC. (Ver 15.3) I have 2 image that have synced but no others. There are over 600 in the album. I have tryed everything I can find in the help section but can not get it to workOn a MacBook Pro. M4 machine.Thanks.
Unable to import a camera profile for IR. Lightroom states it has b been imported but it is not listing ion profiles.
I absolutely need to use version 13.5.1 because I'm collaborating with a photographer who uses that exact version. If I update my catalog to anything else, they won't be able to open the work I send back! The problem is, Creative Cloud Desktop doesn't offer 13.5.1 for download! And to make things worse, my Mac is an older model and can't update its OS, so I can't install any of the newer versions either! Has anyone faced this before or found a direct download link? Please help! My work is completely stuck! #LightroomClassic #LightroomHelp #MacProblem #EditorLife #FreelanceLife #SearchingForLightroom" #AdobeCare
Deze bug ontstaat bij elke keer als ik (veel) stofjes verwijder met de remove tool. Basic, geen AI. Zie schermafbeelding. Een paar van deze negatieven en LR wordt langzamer en stopt uiteindelijk (en andere programma’s ook). De remedie is LR te stoppen en daarna weer op te starten. Heel irritant dus!
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