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Photoshop is grey

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Hello,

I have a problem: I can`t transfer a picture to PS (it is grey)

LRC and PS is undated to the last version

What can I do?

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Wolfgang

macOS

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ZappaJul

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I find LrC is doing this regularly at the moment, on several tools, including Stacking, Photomerge and Edit in PS. Restarting the app seems to clear it, albeit it's annoying to have to restart several times during one edit.

Best regards,

Julia
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Velvet Beacon Ltd
Digital imaging and colour management consultancy
Also trading as Julia Neal Photography
www.julianeal.photography

Sent from phone - pls excuse any grammatical aberrations.

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WolfgangT1966Author

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Thank you, hope Adobe will clean it

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GoldingD

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Are the selected photo(s) missing?

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WolfgangT1966Author

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No, picture are not missing

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Per Berntsen

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Are you working with smart previews?

Edit in Photoshop requires access to the full resolution original file.

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Sameer K

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Hey, @WolfgangT1966. Welcome to the Lightroom Community. I'll help you figure this out. What version of MacOS are you working on?

Try these steps to set up or recreate the link between Lightroom Classic & Photoshop 2025.

Reset Lightroom Classic following the second (manual) method from this article: https://adobe.ly/4fOPxm4
Uninstall Photoshop & Lightroom Classic and then install again.
Before launching both of the apps, ensure Lightroom Classic & Photoshop have the required permissions on the macOS: https://adobe.ly/4amzwQg
Try launching Photoshop first, then Lightroom Classic & check if it behaves as expected.

Let me know how it goes.

Thanks!
Sameer K

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WolfgangT1966Author

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15.3.1....will try to do it

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