Lightroom Classic

In the Print mode in Lightroom Classic I select Page Setup to choose printer, paper size and type. Then go to Print Settings - Printer Options and set Color Matching and Print Settings. Then go to Printer - Printer Options and set Color Matching and Print Settings again and then print. The final print comes out as a tiny thin line in the center of the paper.

Add New Mask, then select Subject. Some idle time, then no result. Have rebooted, same results. Selected different pictures, same Result.Lightroom Classic version: 15.3 [ 202604090947-8f3672ed ]License: Creative CloudLanguage setting: enOperating system: Windows 11 - Enterprise EditionVersion: 11.0.26200Application architecture: x64System architecture: x64Logical processor count: 20Processor speed: 2.9GHzSqLite Version: 3.36.0Adobe GSDK Version: 1.4.0.213Camera Model: Nikon Z7IIInstructions: Develop Module, Add New Mask, Select Subject. Wheel spins, nothing happens, returns to menu. Expected Result: It should select Subject. Actual Result: No action. 

Faz um tempo que não consigo usar a Remoção Generativa usando a IA.Já desistalei e instalei e mesmo assim não resolve.V 14.0.1

Since updating to 15.3, everything runs MUCH slower in LRC. Any AI masking takes longer and especially denoise is painfully slow now. My system is newer, I have a good graphics card and it’s been running perfectly for months, until this update. My catalog is brand new with less than 3000 RAW images in it.Is this a known bug that is being worked on (hopefully), or are there new settings I need to adjust possibly? Any info would be helpful, it’s really slowing me down.

This issue is back.I have two monitors and extend the displays. I run LRC on the left monitor. When I open the second window it opens on the left monitor. If I drag the main window part way over to the right monitor, open the second window and then maximize the main one, the main window snaps to the left monitor and the second to the right.It does not matter which monitor is considered primary or which is labeled as 1 or 2.LRC 15.3 on Win 11 (10.0.28200), NVIDIA Studio Driver 595.79 - Geforce RTX 5070,  Asus VZ24EHF and Asus VZ27EHF

I am running LR 6.5.  Often, when I open the secondary monitor and then switch to grid view on the primary monitor, a "second" secondary monitor window will open on the primary screen. In other words, I have the primary monitor showing grid view, the secondary monitor showing loupe view, and another small secondary window on the primary monitor (also showing loupe view).  Does anyone know how I can stop this second secondary window from opening?

I recently just reinstalled both lightroom classic and photoshop on my windows 11 laptop after dealing with a subscription issue. They both worked fine with minimal issues prior to deleting them but after reinstalling I just can’t seem to get LRC to open at all and always leads immediatly to a crash report on startup. Photoshop launches just fine which is very strange. If someone can help me with this that would be great. I will copy the crash report if that helps (it’s very long for some reason). Thanks!<?xml version="1.0"?><!DOCTYPE AdobeCrashReport SYSTEM "AdobeCrashReporter.dtd"><crashreport serviceVersion="29.0.0.202506270808_710830c" clientVersion="29.0.0.202506270808_710830c" applicationName="Adobe Lightroom Classic" applicationVersion="15.3" build="[202604090947-8f3672ed]" source="Windows-Client" crashType="n/a"><time year="2026" month="4" day="22" hour="10" minute="28" second="4" timeoffset="480" timezone="China Standard Time" crsessionduration="14"/>&l

Usually, the photos that need attention for noise reduction are those taken with high ISO.  How high varies a bit with the camera, but generally I want to consider applying noise reduction at ISO 1600 or higher and sometimes even ISO 800.  And the best time to apply noise reduction is at the very start of processing. Given these considerations it seems odd that LR does not provide any help in locating the high ISO images in a collection or folder.   Ability to sort on ISO would be extremely useful; alternatively, a way to filter on high ISO could serve much the same need.  Neither of these options would seem to present much difficulty since ISO is recorded in the EXIF information.  

Context : SDK 6.0, lightroom classic 6.4, lua pluginI’m stuck with a LrExportSession:init error : params table must have export setttings   local settings = getExportSettings() local exportSession = LrExportSession( { photos = photos, settings = settings } )I read the postI did create a template for export I read it with dofile()I check with a dialog that I have parameters I tryed with and with “LR_” .. replacement : -- Main helper function defining all export parameterslocal function getExportSettings() -- 1. Build the absolute path to the file inside your plugin folder local templatePath = LrPathUtils.child(_PLUGIN.path, "export_linux.lrtemplate") -- 2. Load the .lrtemplate file dofile(templatePath) local preset = s.value local settings = {} for k, v in pairs(preset) do settings["LR_" .. k] = v end -- debug info local settingsText = "Export Settings:\n\n" for k, v in pairs(settings) do if type(v) == 'table' then

Anyone having the same problem?15.2.1 releaseThis happens right after I paste the settings on a new file... 

Lightroom V. 15.3 tether capture only works in live view with my Canon R6 II, not photo capture. Using Windows 11 current version. 

problem:I am not seeing GPS location metadata from files that I have imported (copied as original format) into the catalogue.I have a "Apply During Import" preset that has all boxes checked.I know the metadata is in the file I can see it in Bridge CC for both the imported copies & original files.Thanks for any help in advance.my system info:Lightroom Classic version: 7.2 [ 1156743 ]License: Creative CloudOperating system: Windows 10 proVersion: 10.0.16299Application architecture: x64System architecture: x64Logical processor count: 16Processor speed: 3.5 GHzBuilt-in memory: 65464.4 MB---------Processor    AMD Ryzen 7 1800X Eight-Core Processor, 3600 Mhz, 8 Core(s), 16 Logical Processor(s)BIOS Version/Date    American Megatrends Inc. 6001, 2/9/2018Graphics Processor Info: DirectX: NVIDIA TITAN Xp (23.21.13.9101)

local LrDialogs = import 'LrDialogs'local LrTasks = import 'LrTasks'local LrApplication = import 'LrApplication'local function getCollectionPath(collection) local path = {} local current = collection while current do table.insert(path, 1, current:getName()) current = current:getParent() end return pathendlocal function createKeywordFromPath(path) if #path==0 then return "" elseif #path==1 then return path[1] -- just collection name else local keyword = "" for i = 1, #path do if i == 1 then keyword = path[i] else keyword = keyword .. "|" .. path[i] end end return keyword endendlocal function processCollections(collections, progressScope) for _, collection in ipairs(collections) do if progressScope:isCanceled() then return end if collection:type() == "LrCollectionSet" then local childCollections

When I apply a preset that contains “adaptive profile”, the editing menue is blacked out reading “ai process running, editing temporary disabled” and sometimes a popup tells me, that i can not edit the photo because it is doing ai-editing at the moment. This behaviour doesnt occur on my collegues installation. He uses LR classic 15.3 on Win11 on same X1 Carbon gen9 notebook. Is this blacked out editing interface normal behaviour?

So ever sice the update to LrC 14.4 the shutter button stopped working with tethered shooting. I've been using Lightroom to shoot tethered for years with my GFX100S and MBP M2 Max with no issue. I used the GFX tether plugin, then Fuji's Tether App and have both still installed. Whenever I update LrC to 14.4 - or now 14.5 the shutter button in Lightroom just stops working. I get accurate readings of the camera's settings, even live view within Lightroom and I can still manually release the camera's shutter button, but that kind of defeats the purpose, especially with the kind of sets I work with. I've tried disabling both Fuji's tether plugin and tether app in Lightroom's plugin manager, did all kinds of reboots in combination with disabling one, then the other, or both plugins but nothing works. The camera's firmware is up to date and I'm on macOS Sequoia 15.6. The only thing that gets Lightroom to work reliably again with tethered shooting, is downgrading to 14.3.1. Anybody got any id

In the develop modeAuto correct colorTweak a few settingsClick on DenoiseError Message: Sorry, an error occurred 

I have major problems with Lightroom Classic. It runs very slowly. Importing, using library and developing are very slow. Some develop processes, for instance crop and remove, are difficult to use.My machine exceeds minimum system requirements. I have 32 GB RAM, 64—bit multiple-core processor, Lightroom and operating system (Windows 11) are on same solid-state drive. Fotos are in my own machine, not on a network drive. There is more than 20% free space on ssd drive. The graphics driver is updated. I have increased the Camera Raw cache size to 20 GB.Photoshop runs normally and machine works normally with other programs.I made another catalog and opened LrC with it. Performance was OK. My thought is that there is something wrong with my normal catalog. What should I do?Info: Lightroom Classic version: 15.2.1 [ 202603161217-0bf813d9 ]Operating system: Windows 11Version: 11.0.26200Application architecture: x64System architecture: x64Logical processor count: 20Processor speed: 3,3GHzSqLite

Quand j’active la synchro dans LrC sur une collection, seulement une partie de la collection est synchronisée et visible sur Lr desk (7 photos sur 14 dans un cas, 11 sur 12 dans un autre). Aucun message d’erreur de synchro signalé. Aucune photo en cours de synchro. J’ai réinitialisé les préférences, redémarré… Rien n’y fait. Quelqu’un a-t-il une solution ?

I import my photos into Lightroom Classic in RAW. My export settings say JPEG, yet recently I noticed when I export multiple, some of them stay in RAW. The end of the file says .jpg, but the file itself is RAW. I did this multiple times, and different pictures would be in RAW, so I know it’s not related to the specific file. In this case, I exported 20 photos and 2-4 were in RAW. I tried exporting 200 photos, and 8 were in RAW.Screenshot of export settings attached. (Note: When I unchecked Resize to Fit, 15 out of 200 exported in RAW.) 

All apps are up to date. Lightroom will not launch for some reason. 

On a HightDPI laptop, the straighten tool and the eye dropper do not click where the mouse points. This is a big enough problem because it makes these tools unusable. Unfortunately, this seems to be a problem of more than six years and still has not been fixed (https://community.adobe.com/t5/lightroom-classic-bugs/p-white-balance-dropper-target-location-is -offset-on-high-dpi-windows-devices / idi-p / 12250363). Could I get information on how this fix stands, especially since Photoshop doesn't have this problem, for example? I have an ASUS ProArt Studio laptop with a 16 "4K monitor with a 250% monitor setting.