In Lightroom 5 red and blue marks in my photo's whilst in the develop window, how do you fix it?

thank you

Hi,

I've got the same problem, and it's not clipping indicators. It's something to do with the way Lightroom. photoshop and Lightroom CC are rendering the image from the raw file. All the colors are completely out. I've updated the apps from the Adobe control app, and it's changed nothing. Also resseting the image does nothing.

The red and blue areas of your image indicate lost detail in the image.  Red means lost detail in the highlights, blue is lost detail in the shadows.  It also means you have the clipping warnings turned on in Lightroom.  The clipping warning boxes are located in the top left and right corners of the histogram and they are highlighted when turned on, highlights on the right, shadows on the left.  Hovering the cursor over the clipping warning boxes will show the lost detail in the image when they are not turned on, clicking with the cursor on the box will turn it on a second click will turn it off.  The keyboard shortcut to turn them on and off is the "J" key.  However, the clipping warnings may not show you all the lost detail in an image.  In order for red to show in lost highlights and blue in lost shadows, all three channels, red, green and blue need to be lost in the same area.  If only one or two channels are lost, the red and/or blue may not show in the image.  You do not need to have the clipping warnings turned on to know there is lost detail in the image.  Inside the clipping warning boxes are triangles.  If these triangles are grayed out there is no lost detail in the image.  If one channel is lost the triangle will be the color of that lost channel, red, green or blue.  If two channels are lost, for example red and green, the triangle will be yellow, lost red and blue, the triangle will be magenta, lost blue and green, the triangle will be cyan and all three channels lost, the triangle will be white.  You can find out which channels are lost in the highlights and where they are lost by holding down the Option key on the Mac, Alt key on the PC and clicking with the cursor on the slider on the slider bar of either the Exposure, Highlights or Whites effect.  The screen will turn black and the colors for the lost channels will show up on the black screen.  It's a little different for the shadows, the screen will turn white and the colors opposite the channel color on the color wheel will show up on the white screen.  For example, lost blue in the shadows will show yellow, green will be magenta, red will be cyan.  Lost red and green will show blue on the white screen, lost blue and green will show magenta on the white screen, lost red and blue will show cyan on the white screen and when all three channels are lost black will show on the white screen.  All of the lost detail in an image can and should be recovered using the Point curve section of the Tone Curve panel, especially if you plan to print the image.  Either of the following video The Lightroom Tone Curve Panel - YouTube ​,http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6i6UmFsue2Y will show you how to recover lost detail in an image using the Point curve section of the Tone Curve panel in Lightroom.