You have "Add" selected at the top of the screen, which LrC probably doesn't allow you to use when the source is a camera card. What happens if you choose Copy, and select a destination in the Destination panel on the right? ... View more

Installers for LR 5 and older are unfortunately no longer available. Adobe's policy is now that you can only download the current version and the previous version, which would require a subscription to the 20 GB Photography plan (cheapest option, 10 US Dollars a month, annual commitment). For Lightroom Classic, that means you can only download versions 14 and 13. ... View more

Looks like you're viewing at 200%. Use 100% to evaluate image quality.   ... View more

after Lightrrom updated to the newer versions my application is closing when I'm working on my edits, sometimes it works without problem, other times it simply reboots Windows, this doesn't happen with other programs and applications, did anyone have a similar problem? By @Claudemir_Azevedo2424   This is either caused by failing hardware or a buggy driver. In LrC please go to Help > System info, click the Copy button and paste in a new reply. ... View more

Maybe I'm missing something here, but I don't think there ever was an Apply button. The Add and Subtract buttons are for using the brush to add or subtract from the selection. You can leave it on Add, and press the Alt key while brushing to subtract. Once you're happy with the selection, click Remove to apply. ... View more

OK, what is Char? By @Cliff43J   Sorry, I don't understand. ... View more

You have three little circles on some of the thumbnails, which indicates corrupted Library previews. To fix it, delete the preview cache. Close LrC. With the Finder, go to the folder that contains your catalog. If you don't know where it is, go to Edit > Catalog settings (might be in the Lightroom menu on a Mac). In the General tab, click Show in the top right corner. Delete the folder (might display as a file or a package) whose name ends with Previews.lrdata. Do not delete anything else.   The previews will rebuild as you browse folders in Library. You can rebuild all the previews by clicking on All Photographs in the Catalog panel. Make sure no filters are active, then select all Photos. (Cmd + A) Then go to Library > Previews > Build standard size previews. If you have a large number of Photos, this can take several hours , so you might want to let it run overnight.       ... View more

I'm not seeing this behavior on Windows 10, LrC 14.01. Try resetting the preferences. https://helpx.adobe.com/lightroom-classic/help/reset-preferences.html ... View more

Please go to Help > System info, click the Copy button, and paste in a new reply. ... View more

Are you viewing the image at 100%? When evaluating noise, sharpness and other image detail, you must view the image at 100%, where one image pixel is represented by one screen pixel, giving you a true rendering of the image. (if you have a Retina display, use 200%) Any other view will be inaccurate and misleading because the image has been scaled. So if you compare the original with the denoised version, do you see a difference? ... View more

I'm not familiar with Laplink, but I don't think so. Install the Creative Cloud desktop app on the new computer, then use it to install PS and LrC. ... View more

You can also click these little arrows (or anywhere in the black area) to show/hide panels.   ... View more

The filmstrip at the bottom of the screen display the same photos as the grid above. You can turn it off (and back on) by pressing F6. All the panels in LrC can be shown/hidden using keyboard shortcuts. F5 for the module picker (top of the screen) F6 for the filmstrip F7 for the left side panel F8 for the right side panel Tab for left and right panels Shift + Tab for all panels ... View more

Please provide a lot more details. What kind of computer? What operating system (Mac or Windows) and version number? What happens when you try to install? ... View more

Web browsers will scale images to 200% when they detect a high resolution display, so a 2280 px image will also be scaled to 200% (or scaled to fit the window if there aren't enough screen pixels available). If the display is standard resolution, no scaling will occur.   Some websites use special coding to prevent the scaling, it requires two versions of each image - one at 1x and 2x. The 1x version will be served to standard resolution displays, and the 2x version will be served unscaled to high resolution displays. This is done with a script that tricks the browser to think that the image already has been scaled. At least that's how it worked when I implemented this on my website some years ago.   If the websites you display your work on don't have this feature, the best you can do is to make the image look as good as possible at it's native size (1140 px). You can assign a keyboard shortcut to View > 200% to check how the image looks when scaled.   Do I just set it to 144 dpi and make it 1140px? That way, its not so blurry at 2x? Also, making it 2280px is not comfortable even at 72dpi By @SB-W   PPI (it's not DPI) stands for Pixels Per Inch, and is optional metadata used to calculate printed dimensions. Pixel dimensions divided by PPI = Printed dimensions in inches. For screen viewing, PPI is irrelevant, and not even required. The image will display according to its pixel dimensions no matter what the PPI value is. If you export from Photoshop, the PPI value will be stripped out because it's not needed for screen viewing. ... View more

There are several ways to move the sliders – Use the keyboard - with the mouse cursor over a slider, use the Up and Down arrow keys. Pressing Shift while doing this will increase the increments the slider moves by. Pressing Alt (Option on a Mac) will make the increments smaller. You can also click in the number field next to the slider. Then use the arrow keys to change the value in the smallest possible increments. Adding the Shift key will increase the increments. By the way, I'm in Creative Cloud. By @LuisPita   Both Lightroom and Lightroom Classic are part of Creative Cloud. So are you using the cloud based Lightroom, or Lightroom Classic? Go to Help > About to verify. If it's Classic, this thread will be moved to the Lightroom Classic forum. ... View more

I think @GoldingD might be on the right track. There are issues with importing from folders containing videos. I don't do video, so I haven't paid much attention to it. Move the videos to a different folder with the Windows File explorer, then try to synchronize again. ... View more

Select the text layer in the Layers panel, then click the text with the text tool. ... View more

The directions seem to be for the cloud version of Lightroom (which is named "Lightroom"). "My Photos" and "Albums" do not exist in Lightroom Classic, but they do exist in Lightroom.   How exactly did you reset the preferences? It can be tricky using the keyboard. The easiest way is Method 3 described on this page: https://helpx.adobe.com/lightroom-classic/help/reset-preferences.html ... View more

LrC can upgrade catalogs from all previous Lightroom versions. What does the the error message say? Exact wording please. Or post a screenshot. Please do NOT attach screenshots, use the Insert Photos button in the toolbar.   ... View more

Press F5. You can also click the little arrow at the top of the screen (or anywhere in the black area). Right click the arrow for options.               The panels in LrC have the following shortcuts (show/hide) Module picker: F5 Filmstrip: F6 Left hand panel: F7 Right hand panel: F8 You can find a list of shortcuts in the Help menu in all modules. ... View more

You can move it anywhere, just make sure that it's outside of OneDrive. I suggest moving it to the root of the drive, directly under C. C:\Lightroom ... View more

The Nvidia driver is here: https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/drivers/details/235906/ ... View more

In the Device manager, right click the UHD graphics, and choose Disable. LrC does not work well with multiple GPUs. Then go to the NVIDIA website and download and install the latest driver for the RTX 3060. Your current driver is almost four months out of date.  If you haven't already done so, move the Lightroom folder out of the OneDrive folder. ... View more

You cannot post images when replying by email, you have to reply using a web browser. Use the Insert Photos button in the toolbar to embed the screenshots in your post.   Library Path: C:\Users\ccarv\OneDrive\Pictures\Lightroom\Lightroom Catalog.lrcat Having the catalog in a OneDrive folder is NOT recommended, it will lead to problems. Move the folder containing the catalog to a different location, outside of OneDrive. Then double-click the catalog file in the File explorer to launch LrC. ... View more

Please provide more details. What values (with what unit) are you entering? What other values are reset? Screenshots may also be useful. Do not attach screenshots, use the Insert Photos button in the toolbar.   ... View more