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Title: Does Lightroom desktop on Mac preserve a renamed RAW filename when exporting as DNG from Lightroom Cloud?I use PhotoCuller on my iPad to rename RAW files before importing them into the cloud-based Lightroom app. My filenames follow a convention such as 20261024_TestShoot_001.DNG.I have discovered that when I export an edited photograph as a DNG from Lightroom on my iPad, the resulting filename appears to revert to the original camera filename rather than retaining my PhotoCuller-renamed filename.I’m considering subscribing to the Lightroom plan with 1TB cloud storage, so that I can use Lightroom on both my iPad and Mac.My questions are:If I rename a RAW file in Lightroom on iPad and let it synchronise to Lightroom Cloud, does the renamed filename remain available in the cloud-based Lightroom desktop app on Mac? If I then export that photograph as a DNG from Lightroom desktop on Mac, selecting File Naming → Original name, will the exported DNG retain the PhotoCuller-renamed filen
I spent a lot of time editing an image in Lightroom (Mac v8.4). Global edits and masking. I made sure it synced to the cloud. I came back a few days later to make some adjustments. Again made sure it synced. I published it to the community. Then, I closed Lightroom, and opened Lightroom Classic so it could sync there and then publish it to Flickr (yes, I still use that). Lightroom Classic (v14.4) removed all my edits and masks, then synced that back to Lightroom. Now my edits are all gone! Is there a way to recover this? The image in the Community still shows as the edited version. Sure, I could re-create the edits based off that, but re-doing the masks is going to be a pain. Why is syncing so broken?!?
When trying to save super-resolution Ligthroom crash and says unknown error
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Please add the feature to be able to blend/layer 2 versions of the same photo, eg. the original copy and an AI enhanced copy. This results in a more accurate and natural look. Photoshop apparently has this feature, as do several other Apps, like Affinity. This feature would be incredibly useful in Lightroom.
Self explanatory. See attached video. 16" M5 Max MacBook Pro 128GB/8TB w/ macOS 27.
Entro a una foto, la estoy editando con capas, luces, etc. y de la nada se traba 1 segundo la aplicación, se sale todo y no se guarda nada de lo que edité. Todo el tiempo me sucede desde que actualicé la app. Antes jamás me pasó
When the images are exported, they are downloaded with a huge amount of noise in each image, even though they don't appear that way in the app or in the RAW file, even downloading the images in TIFF and JPG formats at their highest quality in both instances the problem keep persisting, my device is an iPhone 13 and the version of the app is 11.6.10
I use Lightroom CC, not Classic. I also use Pixieset, and I have my clients favourite their pictures so that I can edit them in Lightroom CC. From Pixieset, I have a list of files as a text delimited list. E.g. L1071059, L1071061, L1071064, L1071066, etc…I need to be able to take this list, and select all these files in Lightroom CC at the same time, then flag/rate/colour them all at the same time so that I can edit each one.How do I do this? It seems this is possible in Lightroom Classic, but not CC. But I need it in Lightroom CC because I don’t use Classic and have no intention of using Classic. I sync all the client picks to the cloud with Lightroom CC so that I can go back and retrieve them easily in the future. Thank you,
this is the difference between camera raw on +44 vignetting (not even half) and lightroom on its max, and still camera raw corrects much better.
When batch editing, I copy setting ( auto ) from the initial photo after editing it of course. But when I apply the the setting to the other photos, it shows processing and complete, but the setting are not applied. Then I have to manual apply them individually.
Hello Lightroom team,With iPhone Duo arriving, it would be great to see a dedicated “laptop mode” in Lightroom mobile: One screen (or half) shows the image at full size. The other screen (or bottom half) shows the editing controls (sliders, masks, presets, histogram).This would mirror the efficiency of dual‑monitor and Reference View workflows on desktop and make serious mobile editing much more practical on foldable devices.Current mobile behavior (tapping to hide/show controls, press‑and‑hold for before/after) is good, but a persistent split layout would be a big productivity boost.Thanks for considering this.
Filtering for “unflagged” images works fine in Lightroom Desktop, for both regular albums and smart albums. But many of those same albums are not filtering for “unflagged” items in Lightroom Web.
I have been using Ai Denoise on Lightroom for a while now. Most recently, I ran into an issue where after the photo has gone through denoise, it will distort the photo and turn it either green, pink, or sometimes mash another photo with the photo I am currently working on. It makes the photo completly unusable, as it fully distorts the image. I switched computers thinking it might have been the device, but it continutes to do it on either device. Additionally, it gives a message to update Ai settings, but when I press that button it has me denoise again, creating a loop of the same distorted image popping up. This has happened in the past with an occacional photo every once in a while, but now it has turned into most every photo this happens to. Now my computer can't denoise anything. Any thoughts?
AI Sharpen will randomly fail with an error that reads "output too large". The same image that worked before will fail, and vice versa, with no edits being done in between. Tested with lossless compressed RAWs from both an a7R V and a7R VI. MacOS 27, 16" M5 Max 128GB/8TB MacBook Pro. Lightroom 9.6.
I am exporting photos for use in a projected presentation specifically sized for 4K TV. I have a group of horizontal and vertical photos that I would like to fit properly. To do this efficiently, I could simply choose an Export Dimension “Short side” of 2160px, but Lr Mobile for iPad doesn’t offer this option.Specifying the “short side” would allow the horizontal photos, each with their different aspect ratios (16:9, 4:3, 5:4, 3:2, etc.) to be correctly sized for the limiting factor: the height of the presentation or the short side. Vertical photos, too, would be correctly sized.With only “Long side” as an option, I must Export groups of photos, based on aspect ratio, which is terribly inefficient.
I transfer my photo from Pixel photos and then I edit it, I save it to my device but I can't find where to add the metadata. I then go to the gallery and bring up the photo I just edited but I am still unable to find where to add the metadata
Product: Adobe Lightroom Desktop (Cloud-Based), Version 9.6Operating System: Windows 11Camera Equipment: Nikon Z8 and Nikon Z6 IIIIssue: AI-related C2PA metadata remains embedded in exported JPEG photographs despite disabling Apply Content Credentials.Description of the ProblemI am reporting an issue with Adobe Lightroom Desktop 9.6 involving the automatic inclusion of C2PA Content Credentials in exported JPEG photographs.My original images are authentic photographs captured using Nikon digital cameras. During normal post-processing, I occasionally use Lightroom's Generative Remove tool to eliminate minor distractions, such as unwanted shadows, lines, or small objects.These are genuine camera-captured photographs, not images created entirely using generative AI.Despite explicitly disabling Apply Content Credentials during export, Lightroom continues to include C2PA metadata identifying AI involvement in the resulting JPEG files.This behavior creates problems when photographs are publis
Try to move the crop a little bit? SNAPTry to drag one edge a little bit? SNAPSnaps to edges, snaps to aspect ratios, snaps to center. How the hell can I make fine adjustments to the crop without this? Who thought this was a good idea. Who UX tested this???---Furthermore, considering the whole point of generative expand is for when you need a little more room in one direction or another, it's rather ridiculous from a UX perspective that the option to use it is greyed out unless you expand the canvas by some set minimum amount (which is actually quite a bit). Anything less than that and you're not allowed to generative expand. Who thought that was a good idea?
Please help.
I use the lens blur feature for some specific photos. Since the last updates, as soon as i edit the settings in detail manually to give the look i want to the blur, i get “update AI settings” that pops up… and when you click it it just throw away my settings to put it back as it was… but if i ignore and export i get a popup to give me warning on outdated AI settings. Look, i don’t care of your AI… can you stop spamming me with popups FOR EVERY SINGLE PICTURE I EDIT, and having bugs closing lightroom window when ignoring the popup etc… You just made UX the worst ever on a photo editing app. Or give us an option to turn off AI, I can decide myself how my photo look.
Application: Adobe Lightroom Desktop (cloud-based version, not Lightroom Classic) OS: Windows 11 25H2 Camera: Fujifilm FinePix S5000 (released in 2003) File format: Fujifilm RAF Lightroom version: 9.6 IssueWhen exporting RAF files from the Fujifilm FinePix S5000 directly to JPEG, Lightroom Desktop incorrectly transforms the image orientation.The image appears correctly in the editing view, but the export preview already shows an incorrect orientation, including mirroring and rotation of a landscape image.Steps to reproduce Import an original RAF file captured with the FinePix S5000 into Lightroom Desktop. Open the photo in the editing view. Export the photo as JPEG. Observe that the image orientation is incorrect in the export preview and resulting JPEG. Additional testing The issue occurs regardless of editing adjustments. Enabling or disabling AI Denoise does not affect the issue. Exporting the RAF as DNG produces a correctly oriented image. Reimporting the expor
Love the mask intersect feature on desktop would love to have on the IPad as well
Has there been any movement on adding “Intersect Mask” to the mask panel in Lightroom for iPad? I've figured out a work around, but it's tedious and time consuming. I've seen this requested already, but the thread is old. Figured I'd refresh the idea and respark the idea.
I don’t have a question. I’m giving feedback. Lightroom is crashing in export. It’s starting to be an appalling build like Classic was. It needs fixing immediately.
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