Secondary Display showing much colder version of image

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June 26, 2024
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LR Version 13.4 Windows 11 Pro Version 10.0.22631 Build 22631

Image shown in Second Display is much colder than in Main Display when in Develop Module (see Develop Module.png attached).

The Image in Second Display is correct when in Library Module (see Library Module.png attached).

When Compare is activated in Secondary Display, just the image on the left is colder, the image on the right is always correct. (See Compare 1.png and Compare 2.png these are the same two images shown alternately on left then right)

When Survey is activated in Second Display and Library Module in main display, everything is correct, when Develop Module is activated in main display, by clicking on different images some randomly change to colder, then back to correct, sometimes turning blank.

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So.... Nobody can offer a suggestion in 'discussions' and I am prevented from posting this in 'bugs'

Can anyone suggest what I can do now?

This problem coincided with my updating to v13.4. If I re-install v13.3 - do I loose all the adjustments and other work I have completed in v13.4?

Any help, and I mean ANY help would be much appreciated, I can think of doing nothing else.

JohanElzenga

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I gave a suggestion in the LightroomQueen forums, where you posted the same message. You did not answer there...

I think this might be a problem with your monitor profile. Because the Develop module uses a different color space than the other modules, the effect of a corrupted profile (or simply a wrong profile, you never answered the question if your monitor is calibrated and profiled in the first place) can be different too.

Reinstalling Lightroom Classic 13.3 will not make you lose any edits or anything else. But if it is indeed a monitor profile issue, then it won't help either.

-- Johan W. Elzenga

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