Lightroom Classic

En voyage, j’utilise l’appli mobile sur IPad pour télécharger mes photos. Et je fait quelques retouches.De retour à la maison, je lance classic, et j’attends le téléchargement. Tous les aperçus se téléchargent, avec les retouches. Mais si je les ouvre, l’aperçu me dit qu’il n’a pas la photo d’origine. Or je les voit si j’ouvre CC.Je ne sais pas comment rapatrier mes originaux, avec les metadonnées de retouche, sur mon ordi..

Any time I try to import an image to LrC the image gets darker. Then, when I adjust the settings and export it, the image gets brighter, as if I'm editing a different version of a picture. This makes impossible to work in my LrC and I've been struggling with this issue for some time now. Please help!!! Altough my specs aren't really focused on image editing an studio stuff, I managed to work with LrC for a long time before this issue came in. I suspect it's a GPU driver thing but I've looked everwhere and couldn't find an answer. Again, I'm not talking about RAW images an the JPEG or JPG conversions that happens in LrC. This issue happens with ANY image imported to my Lightroom Classic, even a JPG downloaded from Google.I'm running Lightroom Classic with:Intel i7-7700Geforce Gtx 106016 GB RAM

Has anyone tried Mac OS 26 RC? Are Lightroom, Photoshop, and the Creative Cloud app now compatible with Mac OS 26? I've never updated a Mac major version since I switched to MAC, so I don't know if it's worth waiting for it to work reliably and stably, or if I can just go straight to the new system on September 15th. Thank you in advance for your answers.

LR has lost 1285 photos. I did NOT delete them. Mainly RAF, some Tiff, NEF, dng. Clients want copies, but cannot help them. Have others  found LR has lost their photos, amnd what was the solution to get them back?

Hello everyone,over the past few days, I've noticed that reflection removal no longer works properly in LrC 15.x.(currently using 15.1.1., still not working)This is the case in both Windows 11 and macOS 15.7.3 Sequoia, regardless of the quality setting. Even downgrading to LrC 14.5 does not improve the situation. Apparently, even for older LrC versions (which support this feature), “something AI-related” is loaded in the background, which enables the feature. It seems that the current AI is also downloaded for older LrC versions.Incidentally, the same problem also occurs in Photoshop! However, I am posting it here because LrC is my preferred tool.Here is an example that I took with my iPhone 13 Pro Max at the beginning of April specifically to test the function.I have to say, the result blew me away with excitement in April!Original out of Cam (April 2025):Removed Reflection Value + 100, Best (April 2025) GREAT RESULT!!Reflection only Value - 100, Best (April 2025)Removed Reflection Va

This has been discussed extensively, but I haven't found a satisfactory solution.Lightroom is extremely slow when checking for duplicates importing new images. I have a 2009 iMac that performs this process 10 times faster than my Mac Studio M4 with a 64GB RAM and 2TB SSD.CF (or SD) card containing the camera RAW files is formatted in FAT32 (the format used by the camera itself). I format the CF card to Mac OS Extended format, and save the folder with RAWs in it, the duplicate check is incredibly fast (just like on my iMac). The problem is that I can't use a CF card with that format in my camera.Someone suggested, in another post, an intermediate solution, which is to download the images to the computer and import them directly from there, but this involves more steps and ultimately results in a slower import from the card.I'd like to know why a 15-year-old computer performs this function much faster than a recent, super-powerful, and super-expensive computer.

Are you experencing a painfully slow lag moving between images in the Develop module, since the 15.1.1 update? Usually between 3 to 11 seconds delay when simply moving from one image to another. If YES, read on... After 8 hours of 'support' from Adobe I now have a direct line to their Development Team and a live case open which they're investigating. They've asked me to provide system details and contact for anyone else experiencing the same.And don't panic, they've acknowledged the problem is the update, not your machine!Please comment here with your system spec. If you can add a screen capture video even better. I'll send them to the Dev Team and update you all on their progress! Cheers, Rich

Hi there I got a CP1500, but since in the latest LRC the paper size is limited to japanese postcard, and I have difficulty to print it centered and borderless in lightroom, can anyone suggest me a page setup like the margins and cell size? the online things I can search is only a CP1300 and the paper setup isn’t available for me

Hello.I’ve looked for similar issues about importing photos directly into LrC from iPhone via a USB cable, but none seem quite the same and none provide a resolution. Let me explain.I’ve connected my iPhone 13 Pro (iOS 26.2.1) via USB to my MacBook Pro (16” 2019, Sonoma 14.7.6). My Project Indigo camera app on the iPhone generates both a DNG and JPEG of each shot. When I try to import the pair of files directly from the iPhone device using the LrC import dialog, the DNG and JPEG show different random filenames, as shown in the attached screenshot.Normally, the Indigo app generates filenames in the standard format: IDG_YYYYMMDD_HHMMSS_NNN, with extensions DNG and JPG, respectively. If I try to import the Indigo photos into LR mobile on the iPhone, those normal names are recognised.Leaving aside the first two HEIC files in the top row, the photos in the LrC import dialog appear as DNG+JPEG pairs, but they each have different random names instead of the standard format, e.g., JANW5609 and

I have not used Lightroom Classic for many years. I recently got a new desktop computer and I want to use LRC again. My photo library is still intact on an external hard drive. I installed LRC on the new PC. My old catalogs were backed up at E\Lightroom Backups. What is the proper way to import all these photos (1.5T) and reinstall the catalog? I don’t want to lose all of the work I did in the past. Added this sentence just for fun.  Thanks! 

After updating to version 15, my edits are not being saved automatically to the XMP files, even with the option enabled. The original files (CR3) are stored in Dropbox in offline mode. They are only saved if I manually click “Save Metadata.” I’ve already updated to version 15.1.1 and the issue persists. This is happening on both of my MacBooks (macOS Sonoma 14.6). Is anyone else experiencing this issue?

anybody else having an issue with ACR / Lightroom new AI Denoise - just shuting down your computer [ like someone just unplugged it from the wall - shut down ]?  Everytime I go to apply the NEW AI Denoise in ACR - or lightroom - the computer just turns off.    2019 27" iMAC 12.6.5  running 64GB Ram Adobe apps all up to date -     

Lightroom Classic is installed.Start of lightroom allways results in a shown waitcursor. No other reaction of the app.De-Installation and Installations don’t help.

Hi,all worked well with lightroom and lightroom classic (on dektop), windows11 and CC apps are updated but now i get :mfc140u.dll is present in C:windows/sysWOW64:i reistalled lightroom  but no result: same issue,i don't have visial studio on my laptoptried to registrate the dll but got message: did run scannow: with result:that i do not understand 🤔some time ago i had a interruption with an update while working in lightroom classic, but after reboot it worked fine again,i do not get it at all and i am desparate, lightroom classic is my favorite appcan not get it to work,😥 please can you help me? Judith

I have not used Lightroom Classic for many years. I recently got a new desktop computer and I want to use LRC again. My photo library is still intact on an external hard drive. I installed LRC on the new PC. My old catalogs were backed up at E\Lightroom Backups. What is the proper way to import all these photos (1.5T) and reinstall the catalog? I don’t want to lose all of the work I did in the past.  Thanks! 

I just subscribed to the lightroom plan.  After installing Lightroom CC for the first time, it opens shortly and crashes.  Lightroom classic will open fine and work as intended.  I have uninstalled and re-installed LR and CC Desktop without changeAny help would be greatly appreciatedThe following is the error report being generated.  <?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" applicationVersion="9.1" build="20251204-1659-82a72fd" source="Windows-Client" crashType="n/a"> <time year="2026" month="2" day="2" hour="12" minute="33" second="2" timeoffset="-300" timezone="Eastern Standard Time" crsessionduration="8"/> <user guid="ebea9f06-7abe-4062-9356-c413102d2d2d"/> <system platform="Windows 11 Home" osversion="11.0" osbuild="26200" applicationlanguage="en-us" userlanguage="en-US" osla

Lightroom Classic is extremely slow while using the Develop Mode. Virtually unusable. It seems to be happening on AI edit features and non-AI alike. Have an XPS 17 9100.Even closing the System Info tray caused LR to go into “Not Responding” mode. I feel like as a basic level something is wrong, and that it shouldn’t be this bad of a performance. Things that have been tried:Updating Nvidia drivers to lastest Creating new catalog and importing pictures from current one (this turned out to be slower) Turned off GPU assist Everything mentioned in official Adobe documentation  Lightroom Classic version: 15.1.1 [ 202601141538-a543b18a ]License: Creative CloudLanguage setting: enOperating system: Windows 11 - Home Premium EditionVersion: 11.0.26100Application architecture: x64System architecture: x64Logical processor count: 16Processor speed: 2.4GHzSqLite Version: 3.36.0Adobe GSDK Version: 1.4.0.171CPU Utilisation: 58.0%Power Source: Plugged InBuilt-in memory: 32491.0 MBDedicated GPU memory u

When tether shooting with a GFX 100II to LRC, the images only save to the destination chosen within LRC. While using Capture One, there’s an option in the tether setup menu to save the images both to the camera and locally. I reached out to Fuji’s technical support, as this is an in-camera option on Canon cameras, and Fuji said it would be a feature Adobe would offer. I cannot find a single option within the software to save to both the camera memory card(s) and a destination on the computer. Does anyone here have a solution? It seems ridiculous to have spent the money on a commercial oriented system, only to have a single point of failure (an external drive at that) at the end of the shoot. 

Hello everyone,I have a weird situation here Si where it startLRC → LR all my collections are synced to cloud → everything is local for the files → LR on iphone works well, when i take a picture it arrives in LR the in LRC  So because why not i tried to migrate my entire catalog from LRC to LR It tooks severals days to be achieved and when it was there was a lot of pictures missing, a lot o collections not as the same as in my on prem LRC So what i did is delete everything from LR, empty the trash, stopped all sync from LRC to LR to have a fresh start Now nothing works well If i take a picture from my iphone, it upload well in LR, and in LRC the sync is stuck at syncing 1 pictureTried to rebuild the sync data, not helping, tried to stop and restartTook a bundle, nothing that seems to imply some erreur from what i’m able to see So my bad trying to migrate everything to the cloud, but now what ca i do to recover something working? Thanks for reading and for any help here <Asset remove

Adobe has an out of date article on exporting HDR from Lightroom classic. https://helpx.adobe.com/ca/lightroom-classic/help/hdr-output.html. I would like to export from Lightroom classic on Windows to iPhone users while keeping HDR intact. Does anyone have experience with this? Is it best to use AVIF or JPG XL (or something else)? Is there a difference between the color spaces in terms of their HDR support or is that not relevant?  It may also simply not be possible even when the destination for export images is the most recent version of iOS but checking here in case someone knows a way to do it.

Adobe has this document about HDR support in iOS up to version 17, https://helpx.adobe.com/lightroom-cc/using/hdr-ios.linkfree.html but we’re now up to iOS 26. I was wondering what is the best way to export from lightroom to iOS while keeping HDR intact, today. Also, is there a way to request an update from Adobe to the article?