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Lightroom Classic 13.3 adds tethering support for selected recent Sony cameras, including the A7 IV. However, I cannot get tethering to work with a USB-C connected Sony A7 IV (3.01 firmware) on my Windows 11 computer; I get a "Detecting Camera" dialog with a spinning wheel, but no further. The same camera, cable and camera settings work correctly in the Remote part of Sony Imaging Edge.

As of today, I also still have this issue (by now we’re in 15.2.1) and the usual recommendations of “resetting your preferences” or even right out deleteing the files or copying them from a known working machine have not fixed this issue for me.Even complete system OS wipes and fresh reinstalls of the software after setting up the OS (reasons for OS reinstall unrelated to issue), with no traces left of the prior install, have fixed this for me on my system. So the logical conclusion would be this is coming from an catalog corruption. But interestingly, creating a new catalog in a fresh install on a just set up OS (Win 11 Pro) also does not fix this issue.For me the issues extend three-fold:I can’t color label my images in the gallery EXIF / IPTC / Metadata in general never loads in the grid view side panel (and knowingly exists since it’s e.g. shown in MediaInfo or ExifTool) The loupe info display doesn’t work (likely because metadata is never finished reading on the files)So 9 months

I have re-organised Lightroom, moving all my images to an external drive and they are now sitting in well structured folders. All seems to have gone well, but when I look at Lightroom, it says there are 483 photos in the old folder Users/myname/Pictures. However, there are no thumbnails of these images. When I look in the folder using Finder (I’m on a Mac), I cannot see an images. This screenshot shows my Pictures folder:and here the Lightroom sub-folderAny advice would be much appreciated. ThanksTerry

For several versions, optimizing and saving the catalog has taken a lot of time (for 85,000 photos, it now takes more than 30 minutes, whereas it took 5 minutes about 2 years ago) and the situation is getting worse.I haven't changed hardware, disk, save location, ...Do anyone see the same problem?I was told about a possible connection with the use of AI for denoising, is this a clue?

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Lightroom Classic crashes consistently during its built‑in catalog backup at the “Copying catalogue” stage.Crash detailsException: EXCEPTION_ACCESS_VIOLATION (0xc0000005) Faulting symbol: AgRedeye_load Crash occurs during catalog copy only Editing itself is stableEnvironmentLightroom Classic 15.2.1 Windows 11 Pro build 26200 NVIDIA RTX 3080 (driver 32.0.15.8195) Catalog size ~5 GB Catalog on internal NVMe SSD (not OneDrive, not USB) Backup destination on local SSDReproducibility100% reproducible.What has already been testedPreferences reset Full uninstall / reinstall of Lightroom Classic All plugins disabled GPU enabled and disabled Multiple backup destinations No sync or backup software running Manual catalog copies succeed (workaround confirmed)Crash persists in all cases.RequestThis appears to be an internal Lightroom Classic defect.Please escalate to engineering — multiple identical crash reports are available.(Crash report XML available on request.)

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I’ve just updated to the April 2026 version of LR classic. When I launch it on Windows 11 I can see it is running when I look at task manager and it has created the .lock file. But nothing displays on my screen. When I end the task in task manager and delete the lock file and try and launch it by clicking on my last catalog file the same thing happens. I’ve tried resetting the preferences file when launching but again nothing appears on my screen. How can LR be running yet I can’t interact with it?

This happened in Lightroom Classic, says "Generative Remove Failed. We've encountered an issue and can't complete your request at this time. Please try again later." 

Windows 11 x64Two monitors attached via DisplayPorts on same graphic cardLr > Preferences > Display > Secondary window > Right side monitor selectedLr primary window opens on left monitor and secondary loupe view open on right monitor as expected.If Lr main window is minimized or another app is brought in front of Lr on the main (left) monitor and other app is opened on the right monitor, when focus returns to Lr the secondary Lr window moves to the main left monitor.  There is no way to access the main Lr window to disable the second display menu.  The Lr secondary window sticks in front of the primary window on the left side monitor.

The Zoom feature in lightroom has started to behave strangely.  If I click on the 100% option, rather than zooming it reduces the image so that it fills approximately 50% of the workspace.  If I then select a lower zoom level (say, 50%), the image is reduced further.  I can only zoom by selecting a value such as 200% or higher, but it is hard to say what zoom level that actually corresponds to. What's going on here?  Thanks.

The behavior of importing with LRC seems to have changed (for the worse) recently.   I want to import a TIFF file that surely is somewhere in my catalog, though I do not know exactly where.   A copy of the TIFF file is in a folder on my desktop  but what I need is a JPEG file.   I want to derive a JPEG file from that TIFF file. But when I try to import that TIFF file, the new import dialog simply provides me no way to import it , apparently because it is already somewhere in my catalog (thought it does not say where).  In what seems to be a new import dialog, it does not even display the file extention (which would be a big convenience).  If I filter for files ending in .tif, no files are displayed though I know for certain there are several .tif files in the folder.  

Lightroom has become cripplingly slow. I have tried a number of things to no avail. My set-up:Dell PC xps 8940 Intel Core i9-10900cpu @2.80 32g ram Intel uhd graphics 630 Nvidia GeForce RTX 2060 super I keep my photos on an external WD drive. It's 5 Tb. I use 2.95 and have 1.58 free. Things I have already tried:Created a new catalog Reset my preferencesUpdated all drivers. Tested all the drives/processors I could for any issues. Everything returns as being good. I even refreshed my PC and then reinstalled everything. Still nothing.  I can't help but think that the issue has to do with conflicts between LRC and LR Mobile. I don't have much to base that on other than I have been using a tablet to cull photos and the my system seemed to slow when I did that. It really broke when I tried to import ~1k photos from LR mobile into my old catalog a few weeks ago. I ended up creating that new catalog. It was so bad that that is why I created the new catalog. Right now, for example, I'm trying t

HELP updated LR classic yesterday to newest update now can't view or edit anything in my catalog and images can't be viewed all greyed out can't import any either won't shut down I have to force it  using Mac studio 

Hello,Am I the only one having issues with LrC's masking? As shown in the screenshot that's attached, the mask no longer fully covers the object. There also seems to be an issue with the feathering of the mask, making a distinct line between what is and isn't part of the mask. I've been having various problems for months (this is not my first posting regarding masking), This is what I believe keeps getting my stock images refused. I'm getting frustrated. Everything started going wrong after a recent update. Please fix this issue, Adobe!This image has only been processed in Lightroom Classic, the most recent version as I'm a monthly subscriber. Not sure what other info you might need, but I use a windows based desktop.Thanks for any insight you can provide.

I am using lightroom classic 14.3.1 right now and recently I want to rebuild my catalog so I created a new one and trying to import the photos from NAS (local network). For the first several thousand it was okay, but after that, the import seems impossible anymore. I break the job and trying to just sync one folder with several hundreds photos. Everytime it might work for the first several and then stucked (no matter whether i restart the application or restart the job or optimize the catalog, nothing helps).  Does anybody know why and how to solve this? The attached screenshot shown when there was no progress anymore how the import bar looks like.

For the past several months, when I auto-process images in Develop, I get unwanted color highlights, usually bright red or blue, in the image.  If I save the images outside Lightroom, these highlights disappear, but they’re still very annoying when examining images inside Lightroom.  The only way I’ve found to mostly get rid of them is to adjust White and Black tonal values to zero.  Even then, some stray color may persist.  But...maybe I want blacks or whites? Any suggestions for killing this “improvement” in Lightroom Classic?

Yesterday, I encountered problems with Lightroom and Photoshop freezing on my Mac with an M1 processor. Reinstalling the operating system did not resolve the issue.

Lightroom Classic just stays on the artwork that is displayed while loading.Seems to get stuck on reading preferences.Lightroom  doesn't open up either but has an error message that says:AgImageIOInit.init: failed to initialize Camera Raw: initializing Camera Raw: dng_error_unknown All other Adobe apps are working so I have no idea what's going on with these.

I have a smart collection definition that seeks out all images that show the down arrow labelled, “Metadata file need to be updated”.  It was working fine for a long while but recently it ceased to pick up those files.The instruction is,  Match all, “Metadata Status > is not > Up to date”.

Something in Lightroom classic keeps thinking the external where I run my library is still needed. Either I force eject or I shut the Mac down and then remove and restart. Not a big deal, just a daily waste of time.

Lightroom Classic version: 13.1 [ 202312111226-41a494e8 ]License: Creative CloudLanguage setting: enOperating system: Windows 11 - Business EditionVersion: 11.0.22631Application architecture: x64System architecture: x64Logical processor count: 8Processor speed: 3,0GHzSqLite Version: 3.36.0CPU Utilisation: 1,0%Built-in memory: 16306,5 MBDedicated GPU memory used by Lightroom: 2893,9MB / 6052,0MB (47%)Real memory available to Lightroom: 16306,5 MBReal memory used by Lightroom: 3217,7 MB (19,7%)Virtual memory used by Lightroom: 6890,3 MBGDI objects count: 841USER objects count: 3392Process handles count: 1961Memory cache size: 480,9MBInternal Camera Raw version: 16.1 [ 1728 ]Maximum thread count used by Camera Raw: 5Camera Raw SIMD optimization: SSE2,AVX,AVX2Camera Raw virtual memory: 848MB / 8153MB (10%)Camera Raw real memory: 1003MB / 16306MB (6%)System DPI setting: 96 DPIDesktop composition enabled: YesStandard Preview Size: 2560 pixelsDisplays: 1) 2560x1440Input types: Multitouch: No,