Lightroom Classic

I wish to update Lightroom Classic from Adobe Cloud however attempts have failed

I am having serious trouble running Lightroom Classic on a Windows II PC laptop. Its GPU is an NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3070 Laptop GPU. Is it possible this GPU will not support the latest versions of Lightroom Classic?Principally, LrC will begin to run slow or stutter after anything other than simple LrC operations. Start using masks, or for example ask LrC to generate Landscape masks, and sometimes LrC will even crash the computer. Now I can always go back to the old way of working, when I used LrC as a raw image prep for detailsed work in Photoshop, but if I could get LrC to run the way instructors say it should run, I’d be delighted. 

I am unable to launch Lightroom Classic 

I can't import photos - every time I get the message: An unknown error occurred.https://opall.pl/public/a.png 

Greetings, as its my first time on Adobe forums Ill give a run down of who I am, if this doesn't matter skip the next paragraph.My name is Ian, I work as a college sports photographer mainly with two Universities (UMBC and Towson in Baltimore) as well as a few professional and club teams.  Thus I have photographed the same teams for years and have a lot of images of each player.  I shoot Nikon (doesn't really matter) but shoot almost everything in RAW if possible and then cull in PhotoMechanic and edit and organize in Lightroom sorting and flagging using a combination of ratings and color labels to sort my best photos and highlights for each event.  Thus I can quickly find my best photos and through metadata sorting the best photos or my exported highlights for each event or date.An issue Ive been trying to work around is finding all of my photos of a specific player or player number.  I get asked weekly by our Sports department or players or parents themselves for

When the Fetch Altitude For Coordinates button in the Location tagset of the Metadata panel is pushed while in the Map module, it correctly sets Altitude but it doesn't display it in the Metadata panel. This appears to be an old bug filed in 2019 that didn't get migrated from the old feedback forum: https://community.adobe.com/t5/lightroom-classic-discussions/map-module-altitude-of-the-points-si-0-in-the-gps-coordinates-of-the-photos/m-p/10313076#M136897    To reproduce on LR 13.2 / Mac OS 14.2.1:   1. In Library, select a photo that doesn't have any assigned GPS coordinates.   2. In Map, drag the photo to the map. Observe that it gets assigned GPS coordinates but not Altitude (correct).   3. Click the Fetch Altitude For Coordinates button. Observe that the Altitude field remains blank (incorrect).   4. Go to Library and observe that the Altitude field is filled in (correct).   5. Go back to Map and observe that the Altitude field is filled in (correc

Depuis l'installation de la version 15.1 message récurrent : Lightroom a rencontré un problème lors de la mise à jour des modifications par IA. Les futures modifications par IA ne peuvent être enregistrées et pourraient être perdues. Je suis administrateur et je ne manque pas d'espace sur le disque   Translation:  Since installing version 15.1, recurring message: Lightroom encountered an issue while updating AI changes. Future AI edits cannot be saved and could be lost. I'm an administrator, and I'm not running out of disk space

I try to denoise my photos with IA and my catalogue crashes out and doesn't do its job giving me with this message 

Dear Adobe Lightroom Team,I am a paying Lightroom subscriber and recently encountered a metadata problem that led me to research Lightroom's handling of EXIF and XMP capture dates.Several professionally processed JPEGs I received contained incorrect or misleading EXIF date information. Fortunately, the correct original capture date and time — including the time-zone offset — had survived in XMP metadata.In researching the issue, I found multiple discussions in Adobe's own Community documenting similar Lightroom behavior, including cases where Lightroom knows the correct capture time but fails to preserve or write EXIF DateTimeOriginal correctly in an exported JPEG. I also found instances in which Adobe representatives acknowledged related metadata problems as bugs.I understand that Lightroom legitimately creates and updates metadata associated with editing, processing and export. My concern is specifically with original capture metadata.The time at which the shutter was released is his

Absolutely. Here is a concise message you can paste into Adobe Support:Lightroom Desktop – NAS originals location incorrectly shown as offlineI use Lightroom Desktop with “Store a copy of all originals” enabled on a UGREEN NAS.My intended local originals location is:/Volumes/Media/Lightroom Local Copy/Lightroom CC/The NAS contains approximately 36,251 original files in this Lightroom folder, and I can read and write to the folder from macOS. Lightroom Web also contains my complete photo library.My Mac connects to the NAS via a 10GbE direct connection: Mac: 192.168.10.1 NAS: 192.168.10.2 The connection is working and I can access the NAS normally.However, Lightroom Desktop continues to show:“/Volumes/Media is disconnected”and photos can show “Disk Offline / Local Pending”, even though /Volumes/Media is mounted and writable.I have already: verified the NAS folder and originals; tested read/write access; corrected the Mac/NAS 10GbE network configuration; removed duplicate SMB moun

Ce BUG est aléatoire : autrement dit, cetaines fois, LRC trouve le catalogue sans problème; d’autre fois non.Voila en PJ la capture d’écran avec une copie du message.Il est bien évident que je ne déplace pas le catalogue qui avait été précédement enregistré, ce qui expliquerait que LRC ne le retrouve pas.Ne peut il pas y avoir un pb avec la gestion des fichiers Temp par Windows ?

Adobe Lightroom 15.5.1 denoise is causing a problem with "open photos as layers in Photoshop" on my apple computer. I have reinstalled both Photoshop and Lightroom to try and solve this issue. I can edit an individual photo in Lightroom using denoise and send it to Photoshop with denoise applied by right clicking that individual photo only. But if I try to open multiple photos as layers in Photoshop with denoise applied to any or all of the photos that I am working with, they will not open as layers in Photoshop. The fix is to turn off the denoise on all photos and then they open as layers correctly.As a real estate photographer, I have been using denoise in Lightroom on all my photos on a daily basis for months, and never had any problems. This problem appeared out of nowhere. Hope this helps. Please reply to kj126150@gmail.com. Thank you 

I have created a synced collection with 160 images, 32 of which have synced and are visible in the online gallery, the rest refuse to upload. In fact some of them disapear from the collection (not from the catalog just the collection)I've created another collection, added the same images and the same 32 images upload and the rest don't, similarly some of the images get removed from the collection after 10 or 20 minutes.I have tried restarting lightroom, restarting the computer, pausing/restarting the syncing, clicking on the 3 dots at the top,  deleting all synced data, rebuilding of synced data and nothing works. LRC 14.2, Mac Sequoia 15.3.1 

I would like to use Lightroom classic version 12, support cannot give me the installer anymore. Does anybody still have a link?PS I asked a dozen times, all support agents told the same thing.

Previously I had no problem exporting with my different logos.  In the Lightroom Classic  export dialog box I have the add Watermark checked and have choosen on of my saved logos.  It will not export the image 

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The latest screenshots from “Lightroom Queen” talk about Generative Expand in Lightroom Classic and new “Flatten AI Edits” options in LRC.https://www.lightroomqueen.com/whats-new-in-lightroom-2026-08/I’m not seeing any of this in the 15.5 release. Maybe this information was not intended for public release? It is causing confusion among Lightroom Classic users.

Hello,Lightroom Classic 15.2.1 (on macOS 26.4 in my case) does not correctly reproduce Nikon Zf in-camera presets (my test is on custom presets).In the Library module, the image matches the in-camera look because Lightroom is showing the embedded RAW preview. But in the Develop module, Lightroom switches to its own rendering and applies Camera Flexible Color, which produces colors that are clearly off compared with the Nikon rendering.So although Lightroom appears to support this feature in principle, the current implementation is not accurate enough to be useful. The user is then left trying to reverse-engineer and manually correct the many settings changed by Camera Flexible Color.As it stands, this feature is effectively broken/useless for Nikon Zf files.Here is a side by side view of what is expected and shown correctly in the Library module (left), and what Lightroom’s Develop renders (right). Thanks in advance for considering this bug report.

catalogs have been trouble as I move files to a separate hard drive…. no problem when I have done this in  the past but now LRc will not open..