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axlb
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February 19, 2023
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Depuis Lightroom : "Modifier dans Photoshop" est grisé tout d'un coup

  • February 19, 2023
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J'étais sur Lr et Ps toute la journée, j'ai ouvert plusieurs photos dans Lightroom. Après quelques réglages, j'ai ouvert une première photo dans Photoshop : effectué mes modifications. Normal.

Je repars sur Lightroom, les deux logiciels sont toujours ouverts, et je retravaille un peu sur une photo puis lorsque je fais encore un click droit sur la photo - Modifier dans - toutes mes options sont grisées !

 

En suivant quelques conseils sur internet : j'ai tout fermé, ouvert Ps d'abord puis Lr. Les options sont revenues à la normale, mais en cliquant sur Photoshop 2023, rien ne se passe... 

J'ai désinstallé Ps, puis réinstallé : pareil (merci le support Adobe...), j'ai essayé leur modification douteuse de registre et lorsque je veux créer une nouvelle clé Photoshop.exe et appuie entrée : j'ai un message d'erreur...

 

Bref, je n'ai jamais eu ce problème, surtout PENDANT l'utilisation des deux logiciels. Évidemment tout est à jour.

 

Si quelqu'un peut m'aider...

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Rob_Cullen
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Rob_CullenCommunity Expert
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February 19, 2023

"I was on Lr and Ps all day, I opened several photos in Lightroom. After a few adjustments, I opened a first photo in Photoshop: made my changes. Normal.

I go back to Lightroom, both software are still open, and I rework a little on a photo then when I still right-click on the photo - Edit in - all my options are grayed out!"

What photo are you now sending to Ps? (A TIF or a raw?)

Post a screen-clip of the options that are grayed out.

 

Regards. My System: Windows-11, Lightroom-Classic 15.1.1, Photoshop 27.3.1, ACR 18.1.1, Lightroom 9.0, Lr-iOS 10.4.0, Bridge 16.0.2 .
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axlbAuthor
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February 20, 2023

Does the format make a difference ? It never did before... All the photos are DNG (it's for an online tutorial, they have been given along the videos).

 

I cannot make a screen (or i don't know how to) with moving the cursor to click on the soft that make screenshots<;

But it's the usual (i am roughly translating):

Edit/modify in PS 2023

Edit/Modify in another application

The Silver efex Pro suite

Topaz suite

Open as a smart object...

 

Someone told me I needed to uninstall photoshop completely. Because i did it via the Creative Cloud, but he told me that there were still little bits and pierces remaining on the computer anyway : I should get rid of those too...

I did have the time yet.

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axlbAuthor
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February 28, 2023

I suggest your next step might be to -

Make backup of your Catalog.

Do a full clean to remove LrC and Ps from your system using the Adobe CC Cleaner Tool, then re-install Photoshop FIRST and Lightroom-Classic next.

The Cleaner Tool should fix any registry entries also.

CLEANER TOOL LINK

 

 


Thank you for your answer. I finally took a minute to really check what was going on : and I tried on other photos, and it worked fine. So it can't be a registry issue, right ? My photos are on an external hard drive, and it's well-connected, so it's not an issue about trying to find the photo I think.  You were talking about the photo being a smart preview : i search on internet to find how to recognize it (It's odd, because I apply the exact same process to all my pictures when importing them to Lr... so why those ?) : and indeed, under the histogram it's said that they are smart previews ! I'm so sorry, i've never had this issue before so i didn't follow your first instructions... But even if i didn't check if they were smart previews on Lr, i did check the hard drive was connected and ther photos weren't moved by error : but they're still in the same folder... I don't know what happened. Should i re-import them ? And also : do you know what could have made this error ? (i worked on them before and it was the original photos, because i could open Ps...)

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