Is the profile listed in C:\Windows\System32\spool\drivers\color ? And what kind of profile is it? If it's a CMYK profile, it won't show. Only RGB profiles are displayed. ... View more

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

Are you able to go to Help > System info in Lrc? If so, click the Copy button and paste in a new reply. ... View more

Are you absolutely certain that color management is disabled in the Epson driver? "Double profiling" will lead to wrong colors in your prints.   Your monitor profile (display profile) is listed as ASUS VE247-1. If this is not the profile you created with calibration, it is a canned profile from ASUS, installed with a Windows update. Profiles from monitor manufacturers are notoriously bad, and often defective out of the box. When you print an image, the colors are converted from the monitor profile to the printing profile, and if the monitor profile is bad, the conversion might go wrong. I suggest that you recalibrate, note the name of the new profile,  and make sure that the it is being used by Windows. Go to Control panel > Color management > Devices tab to check.   Also, your  GPU driver for your RTX 4070 is 15 months old. The GPU carries out the profile conversion, and bugs in the driver can affect the conversion. Dowlad the latest Studio driver from this page (do not use the Game ready driver) and install it. https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/drivers/details/257327/ ... View more

Mac or Windows? Please go to Help > System info in Photoshop, click the Copy button, then paste in a new reply. ... View more

I have observed that SOMETIMES, after applying a mark to a photo (color label, star rating, etc.) the selection AUTOMATICALLY jumps to the next slide in the bottom slide bar, and other times it does not, without me being able to determine under which criteria lp does or does not. Is someone in the same situation and knows why this happens? By @delf�_bonaventura When Caps Lock is on, the next image will be selected automatically. ... View more

You're not going to lose anything. The catalog and your photos are unaffected by a reinstall. If you are given the option to keep the preferences when uninstalling, I suggest that you don't keep them. By deleting them you'll be starting out with the cleanest slate possible after the reinstall.   If you have changed the preferences since the first time you deleted them, you can take screenshots of all the tabs in the Preferences dialog, which will make it easier to restore them later. ... View more

The contrast in this scene is very high, and the subject is in the shade. So you have to lift the shadows considerably, and this will inevitably lead to noise, even at ISO 400. The reason is that shadow pixels have much lower quality than midtone and highlight pixels, and this low quality is revealed when you brighten the shadows. See this article for a detailed explanation: https://perberntsen.com/misc/technical/exposing.php   The noise is also enhanced by a number of your edits: Positive Texture and Clarity values A high Sharpening radius. You had it set to 2, I reduced it to 0.5. Sharpening masking will protect flat areas (where noise is most visible) from sharpening. You had it set to 0, I used 90. (hold down the Option key when dragging the slider, and you'll see the effect. White Black areas are protected from sharpening, white areas will be sharpened) You had Color set to 7 under Manual noise reduction, I increased it to 30, which removed the color noise.   Many of the Develop settings you have used are created on import because Nikon mirrorless cameras write camera settings to XMP which LrC understands and honors. I use a Nikon Z7 myself, and find these settings useless. To stop this from happening, either zero out all settings in the camera, or create a Develop preset that is automatically applied on import. You can either create your own preset with the sliders set the way you want them, or just use Adobe default. See https://helpx.adobe.com/lightroom-classic/help/raw-defaults.html   You can download my version of the image here: https://per-berntsen.filemail.com/d/sfztbrbsbextqfh It is still has a bit of luminance noise that you can remove with DeNoise or manual noise reduction. ... View more

The attachment feature isn't always reliable, so use a file sharing service instead. ... View more

I also have a 1920 x 1200 monitor, and setting scaling to 150% did not cut off the import dialog. Try a clean reinstall of LrC.   Close Lightroom Classic Restart the computer Use the Adobe Creative Cloud App to uninstall Lightroom Classic Restart the computer Install Lightroom Classic via the Creative Cloud App without launching any other programs Restart the computer Launch Lightroom Classic Wait 5 minutes ... View more

If you don't mind sharing an image, please export one of these noisy images as DNG (which will include all your edits), then post it here so we can examine it. If the DNG is smaller  than 47 MB, you should be able to attach it to a post. If not, use Dropbox or some other file sharing service, and post the link here. ... View more

The 468 and 320 versions look normal to me. The small text at the bottom is only about 3 pixels tall in the 320 version, so as you suspect, there aren't enough pixels to produce high quality text.     ... View more

Also on this page, the links for LrC 8, 9 and 10 system requirements are redirected to https://helpx.adobe.com/lightroom-classic/help/whats-new.html ... View more

What is your screen resolution? What percentage is Windows scaling set to? And what is the font size set to in LrC preferences? ... View more

As far as I know, having several versions of LrC installed on Windows is not possible. Installing a new version will always overwrite the old version. LrC is an exception here – you can have several versions of Photoshop, Bridge, and InDesign installed –  and probably most other Adobe applications. Changing the install location back and forth to trick Windows into accepting two versions will most likely not work, but will probably create some serious issues. You might end up having to uninstall everything Adobe, then run the Creative Cloud cleaner tool, and reinstall everything from scratch. ... View more

I have never seen this reported before, but resetting the preferences might fix it. https://helpx.adobe.com/lightroom-classic/help/reset-preferences.html   I guess this could also be caused by using a too high Scaling setting in Windows display settings.   ... View more

First of all, the driver for your Nvidia GT 1030 GPU is four years old. Download the latest driver from this page and install it. (clean install) https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/drivers/details/257496/   If updating the driver doesn't help, disable the Nvidia GT 730 GPU, which you also have, according to the system info. Having multiple GPUs is known to create issues with Adobe software. Follow the instructions on this page (which also contains instructions for doing a clean install), scroll down to point 4 and 5 to find instructions for disabling. https://helpx.adobe.com/lightroom-classic/kb/troubleshoot-gpu.html#solution-4 ... View more

The screenshot I posted was meant to show how to disable a display adapter. It was taken on my computer, and I don't have a UHD graphics. Also, @Palma37054105wwds has an RTX 3070, not 3060. I do understand that the screenshot might be misleading if viewed out of context, but I did write "Right click the UHD graphics and choose Disable from the context menu." ... View more

Adapternr.2: Leverandør : 8086 Enhet : 9a60   This is an integrated GPU – UHD Graphics. LrC doesn't work well with multiple GPUs, so try to disable it. Go to Control Panel > Device manager > Display adapters. Right click the UHD graphics and choose Disable from the context menu.   ... View more

Make sure that Show import dialog when a  memory card is detected is unchecked in Preferences > General. Also, turn off Autoplay in Windows settings.     ... View more

Sounds like you have accidentally (?) checked Rename To in the Export dialog. This setting will stick until you turn it off, unless you are using an export preset which was saved with Rename To unchecked.   ... View more

The File handling panel is available no matter which option you choose at the top of the import dialog. You might be thinking of the Destination panel, which is not available when using Add.   ... View more

Assuming that you're running version 14.4 or later – to revert to the original photo, click on any previous step in the History panel.   ... View more

Your GPU (NVIDIA Quadro P1000) is seven years old, and is not powerful enough to run LrC smoothly. One of my computers has the (also seven years old) NVIDIA Quadro P2000 (which has somewhat better specs), and I am seeing similar slow loading of images in Develop. To fix this, you need a new, modern GPU with at least 8 GB RAM, like the RTX 3060, or better.   I also notice that you have the catalog folder on the D: drive. If this is a spinning drive, it will affect performance. The catalog should ideally be on your fastest drive, which is normally the C: drive. But the catalog folder takes up a lot of space (because of the Library previews), and you should always have at least 20% free space on the system drive. Images can be stored on a slow drive, it does not cause any noticeable drop in performance. ... View more

Saving the image in another application usually fixes it. (although re-saving a jpg is not recommended for quality reasons) See https://community.adobe.com/t5/photoshop-ecosystem-bugs/p-color-distortion-when-opening-images-saved-from-facebook-in-photoshop-26-5/idi-p/15237352   A moderator will move this thread to the Photoshop forum.   ... View more

When viewing an image at a higher magnification than 100%, the missing pixels will have to be invented. For instance, a 3000 x 2000 (6 megapixels) image viewed at 400% will require 12000 x 8000 pixels (96 megapixels) to display. The image only contains 6 megapixels, so 90 megapixels (the vast majority of the displayed image pixels) are invented by the software you're using, and the result never looks good.   When scaling images, different applications use different algorithms (like smoothing and sharpening). As you can see below, 400% view does not display the same in LrC and Windows Photos. At 100% view, all applications will display identically, and this is only view that gives you a true representation of the image – one image pixel is displayed using one screen pixel. (see my previous post here) If you have a high resolution screen, you may need to use 200% because the screen pixels are tiny.   ... View more