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Strange Behavior of the Remove Tool in Lightroom Classic 14.0.1 – Has Anyone Experienced This Issue?

  • November 5, 2024
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Hi,

I've encountered strange behavior in Lightroom Classic. When I make adjustments to one part of the sky using the Remove tool, another part of the sky—where I haven’t made any changes—becomes brighter on its own! This is very odd behavior from the software and often makes it difficult for me to work with the Remove tool.

Check out the video I recorded demonstrating this strange behavior of the Remove tool in Lightroom Classic 14.0.1.

https://youtu.be/8AS5ikTluFQ

I’m curious if any of you have experienced the same issue?

Have a great day,
Paweł Słowik
www.slowik.eu

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GoldingD
GoldingD
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November 5, 2024

I notice the down arrow in the thumbnail indicating a metadata conflict (changed in LrC not in image??) I have no idea why that world effect an develop edit. I suspect that the cause of the conflict might, maybe, perhaps, relate????

    JohanElzenga
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    JohanElzengaCommunity Expert
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    November 5, 2024

    What you probably see here is that you applied Dehaze. Dehaze is a complicated calculation, based on the entire image. So if you remove a bright part of the image, it is possible that this affects the Dehaze result on the rest of the image.

     

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    Hi Johan,

    Thank you for your response! I understand how adjustments like Dehaze or Clarity could influence other parts of the image due to their nature, but in this case, neither Dehaze nor Clarity were used. This odd behavior occurs even on a clean RAW file with no added adjustments right after opening it in Lightroom. It seems that the Remove tool itself might be causing unintended changes to the brightness in untouched areas of the sky.

    If anyone else has encountered this issue or has insights on why this might be happening, I’d love to hear your thoughts!

    Best regards,
    Paweł Słowik

      JohanElzenga
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      JohanElzengaCommunity Expert
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      November 5, 2024

      I don't think that the remove tool itself can possibly change parts of the image that it didn't select. This must be some effect that is based on the entire image, and the fact that this image has changed. Maybe the profile has something to do with it. You could try to select another profile and see if that changes this behavior. Also double check your camera defaults, because some edits (like dehaze) could be part of a custom profile that is applied in a camera defaults preset.

       

      -- Johan W. Elzenga
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      My system info:

      Wersja Lightroom Classic: 14.0.1 [ 202410161356-30922cfc ]
      Licencja: Creative Cloud
      Ustawienie języka: pl
      System operacyjny: Mac OS 15
      Wersja: 15.1.0 [24B83]
      Architektura aplikacji: arm64
      Liczba procesorów logicznych: 10
      Szybkość procesora: NA
      Wersja SqLite: 3.36.0
      Źródło zasilania: Podłączony, 100%
      Wbudowana pamięć: 16 384,0 MB
      Dedykowana pamięć GPU używana przez Lightroom: 947,5MB / 10 922,6MB (8%)
      Pamięć rzeczywista dostępna dla Lightroom: 16 384,0 MB
      Pamięć rzeczywista używana przez Lightroom: 2023,3 MB (12,3%)
      Pamięć wirtualna używana przez Lightroom: 414 762,3 MB
      Rozmiar pamięci podręcznej pamięci: 72,7MB
      Wewnętrzna wersja wtyczki Camera Raw: 17.0 [ 2043 ]
      Maksymalna liczba wątków używanych przez Camera Raw: 5
      Optymalizacja SIMD Camera Raw: SSE2
      Pamięć wirtualna programu Camera Raw: 85MB / 8191MB (1%)
      Pamięć rzeczywista programu Camera Raw: 316MB / 16384MB (1%)

      Cache1:
      Final1- RAM:89,0MB, VRAM:270,0MB, 80D2944B-D2D7-415F-B2BE-9B7A4E31307D.dng
      NT- RAM:89,0MB, VRAM:270,0MB, Combined:359,0MB

      Cache2:
      m:72,7MB, n:35,3MB

      U-main: 115,0MB

      Rozmiar podglądu standardowego: 3024 piksele(i)
      Wyświetlacze: 1) 3024x1964

      Procesor graficzny – informacje:
      Metal: Apple M1 Pro
      Stan inicjalizacji: Użycie procesora graficznego do eksportu jest domyślnie obsługiwane
      Preferencje użytkownika: Automatyczne
      Włącz tryb HDR w bibliotece: WYŁ.

      Folder aplikacji: /Applications/Adobe Lightroom Classic
      Ścieżka biblioteki: /Users/pawelslowik/Pictures/#LIGHTROOM-CATALOG/Lightroom2021-v13-3.lrcat
      Folder ustawień: /Users/pawelslowik/Library/Application Support/Adobe/Lightroom

      Zainstalowane wtyczki:
      1) DxO PureRAW 3
      2) DxO PureRAW 3 Importer
      3) Flickr
      4) LensTagger Exif Tool

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