P: Copy/Paste and Sync Features causing photo to haze/gray out after updating LrC

[Cynthia30477489mplv]

I just updated my LrC to v 12.4 this morning and now when I try to copy/paste settings in the develop tab to a new photo, the new photo is hazed out and flat looking. If I reset the settings and put them in manually, it looks correct, so it has to be an issue with the copy/paste. Please help this is slowing down my work flow tremendously.

PC, Windows 10

[DdeGannes]

Deleted I duplicated my earlier post.

[DdeGannes]

@Brigette Judith , @defaultm6khtg1hk8wo , Could you please provide info about your operating system and the version number of the Lightroom application you are using. See the screen capture.

 In addition also provide the Camera module you are using if you are working with RAW images from your camera.

[JohanElzenga]

You did not synchronize all sliders (Exposure and Contrast are different in the second image), so obviously you cannot expect the images to be identical.

[Diego22546367h8kl]

Has actually found the solution to this annoying issue?

[Rikk Flohr: Photography]

For those who are seeing this issue, I am trying to collect a little information. 

There were changes made in 12.4 to separate the Point Curve and the Parametric Curve in the Copy/Paste dialog and the Preset Creation dialogs. Additionally, there was a Refine Saturation slider added to the Tone Curve as well. This is a good place to start triage.

For the Presets you are applying or the Copy/Paste &/or Sync settings you are applying is there a Tone Curve component? If yes, then we've probably isolated the cause of the issue and file a bug report. If not, then we will need to get some sample edits that show the issue.

Thanks for your help.

[C.Cella]

To simply and efficiently compare two photos you could use "Compare Photo Edits" command of this plug-in: http://regex.info/blog/lightroom-goodies/bag-o-goodies#compare-photo-edits

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[stephendean]

Have you been using Masking in at least one image in the ones you want to sync? This can cause the symptoms you mentioned. When syncing it is best to uncheck masking.

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[Brigette Judith]

That's what my presets are, and it looks fine on the first image, but weird on all the other images. I think it might be the new update 😕

[Brigette Judith]

Went back in to check this. The system must've been wonky, because exposure and contrast are still the same and they still have the weird haze.

[JBedfordPhoto]

Hi Rikk,

I've been experiencing these issues too. I've tried copying and pasting with all the curves deselected and am getting the flattened tone. I've copy-pasted with both curves on, and/or each curve separately checked, but the results then are too contrasty or just inconsistent. 

[valeriemariephotography]

Since the recent update, whenever I go to copy an images settings and sync them with a bunch of other photos, the other photos are not getting the correct settings. The main images coloring is correct but the other images sync very flat.

Is this a bug issue that LR is correcting? If not, how do we properly sync photos to acheive the main photos editing?

[Sean McCormack]

This is probably related to an issue where images with presets applied are not having the preset portion of the settings copied over correctly. 

[valeriemariephotography]

Yes this is exactly correct! This was never an issue until this recent update just a few days ago.

[Sean McCormack]

Merged to the main thread. 

[Jontelcherephotography]

YES, SAME. What the heck is going on? I hope they fix this ASAP, as I batch edit all photos usually depending on lighting scenario and for quicker turnaround! 

[Jontelcherephotography]

I FIXED IT... MAKE SURE YOU ARE COPYING THE "CURVE" PORTION TOO! It fixed everything for me!!!

[Jontelcherephotography]

MAKE SURE you are copying the "curve" option too! The new update undid some of my original copy options. Simple fix! 🙂 you're welcome!! 

[dj_paige]

@Jontelcherephotography

I realize you are trying to help us, which is a good thing. But this is too vague for us to understand or use — please state which software and version number you are talking about; then please state the problem clearly, and then provide step-by-step instructions to fix it.

[JojoSalazar]

This is happening to me. Preset applied. Coming out hazy/washed out. Please help! Deadline soon.

[JojoSalazar]

I FOUND A SOLUTION- create a new preset by going to the Preset Bar, not at the toolbar uptop or copying. 

[JojoSalazar]

You will then be able to copy and past or sync. 

[JojoSalazar]

Still experiencing glitchy issues with level bars. 

[Jontelcherephotography]

LOL. The new Lightroom update... 12.4

Make sure when you copy your settings from an edited photo, that you are selecting the "curve" option too. It's really simple, actually. This is clearly a forum for Lightroom Classic, I apologize, I didn't think I needed to disclose that part. The problem was people copying settings then trying to paste to another photo- however, the photo not looking like the copied photo... appearing sepia tone, or more "muted, flat, grey..."

Laymans terms: when you go to copy an edited photo, a screen comes up with all copying options... some of which are titled "basic, HSL/color, color grading, details, lens corrections" ETC... make sure you are selecting the "curve" option too. If not selected, it is going to throw off your tone/point curve. It's the third option down to copy! 

[Jontelcherephotography]

Make sure when you copy your settings from an edited photo, that you are selecting the "curve" option too. It's really simple, actually. The new update changed your prior copy settings, it did this to EVERYONE lol. 

Laymans terms: when you go to copy an edited photo, a screen comes up with all copying options... some of which are titled "basic, HSL/color, color grading, details, lens corrections" ETC... make sure you are selecting the "curve" option too. If not selected, it is going to throw off your tone/point curve. It's the third option down to copy!