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Gigouni
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June 17, 2026
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Je viens de faire un import dans Lightroom classic et je ne retrouve pas mes modifications effectuées via Camera Raw, pourtant mes fichiers xml sont bien dans la même bibliothèque. Comment faire pour ne pas refaire toutes les modifications? Merci

  • June 17, 2026
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Mon processus actuel est de passer via bridge pour la previsualisation et les mots clés, puis d’effectuer un premier jet de traitements via Camera Raw.

Je viens de faire des importations dans Lightroom classic et là surprise, je ne retrouve pas les modifications effectuées dans Camera Raw?

Pourtant les xml et air sont bien dans le même dossier que les fichiers raw.

Comment faire?

Merci

    Correct answer dj_paige

    In the Lightroom Classic Library Module, please select the desired photos and then try one or both of these two commands:

     

    Library>Previews>Build 1:1 Previews

    Metadata>Read Metadata from Files

     

    Side comment:  Because greater clarity is always helpful for everyone, the sidecar files are XMP and not XML. There is no AIR file, there are ACR files.

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    Gigouni
    GigouniAuthor
    Participant
    June 17, 2026

    Thanks a lot for the reply. I recopied all files including xmp and acr and used the Metadata, Read from files and it worked. Sorry for the typing mistakes for extension files as. the automatic correction changed them. thanks again

    dj_paige
    dj_paigeCorrect answer
    Legend
    June 17, 2026

    In the Lightroom Classic Library Module, please select the desired photos and then try one or both of these two commands:

     

    Library>Previews>Build 1:1 Previews

    Metadata>Read Metadata from Files

     

    Side comment:  Because greater clarity is always helpful for everyone, the sidecar files are XMP and not XML. There is no AIR file, there are ACR files.

    dj_paige
    Legend
    June 17, 2026

    Also, please look inside the .xmp file with a text editor, and see if your edits are present in the file (they will appear as plain text). Sometimes, the edits are not there (perhaps because the option to write edits to .xmp has been accidentally turned off)