I can only see changes to the upper left Preview Picture Lightroom Classic

[racoscarelli]

After importing images and when I go to the Develop module it onlt shows changes to the Preview image not the main image on screen.  Using Lightroom Classic CC v7.5

[Sahil.Chawla]

Hi Racoscarelli,

We're sorry to hear about no changes to the image in the develop module, could you please try deselecting "Use Graphics Processor" located in Lightroom's Preferences > Performance, then relaunch Lightroom and let us know if it helps?

Regards,
Sahil

[racoscarelli]

Unchecked the "Use Graphics Processor" box restarted Lightroom Classic CC no change.

[johnrellis]

After importing images and when I go to the Develop module it onlt shows changes to the Preview image not the main image on screen. 

Are you clicking on the presets in the Presets panel, or are you just hovering the mouse over a preset and expecting to see a preview of the preset on the large Loupe image? If the latter, make sure the option Preferences > Performance > Enable Hover Preview Of Presets In Loupe is checked.

[racoscarelli]

Enable Hover Preview of Presets in Loupe is checked

[johnrellis]

Is the problem clicking on a preset doesn't apply it to the Loupe view, or is the problem hovering over the preset doesn't show a preview of the preset in Loupe view.

[racoscarelli]

It is not presets that are causing me a problem rather in Develop mode when I change, for example, Exposure it only shows the change in the preview image.

[Sahil.Chawla]

Does it happen with all the images or some specific image?
Which format of image are you working on?

Could you try creating a test catalog and import a few images into it and let us know if the issue still occurs?

[racoscarelli]

I only see changes in the Preview window top left.  It is the same for all images.  I have tried both RAW and JPG images and the same thing occurs.  I really think this issue started with v 7.5 update as I have been using it prior since day 1 with no problems

[Sahil.Chawla]

Could you please try resetting the preferences of Lightroom and let us know if it helps with the issue?

https://helpx.adobe.com/lightroom/help/setting-preferences-lightroom.html

[racoscarelli]

Reset the Preferences and it changed the Graphics Card on Performance which causes my Lightroom to crash every time it is run.  Restored the original Preferences which had the "Use Graphics Processor" unchecked. Can now run Lightroom Classic CC but still have same problem with only the Preview image getting any editing changes I might make.

[Sahil.Chawla]

Could you try creating a test catalog and import a few images into it and let us know if the issue still occurs?

[racoscarelli]

This seems that it is a Settings issue.  I have Lightroom Classic CC v 7.5 on one other computer and I do not have this problem.

[racoscarelli]

Created a new catalog, imported photos, same issue, cannot see changes being made in the large image in the middle of the screen only on the Preview image top left.

[Per Berntsen]

Try purging the Camera raw cache in Preferences, which will delete all cached Develop previews, and force them to be recreated.

[racoscarelli]

Purged Camera RAW but it will still only show editing changes on Preview image (same experience with .JPG).  Is there a way to completely uninstall Lightroom Classic CC from my pc so I can reinstall fresh?

[ssprengel · Accepted solution]

Your computer's display profile may be corrupted.  Try setting it to sRGB or rerun Windows calibration.

[Nathan23539856cnfg]

Thank you so much was looking for an answer for so long. Lightroom was unuseable and almos gave up.

[dena38836361pw7g]

How do I do this ? I am having the same issue . My edits are only showing in the left preview. I have never had this problem before. I also tried exporting the pictures and some of the edits did not export. 

[Per Berntsen]

Are you on Mac or Windows?

[racoscarelli]

SSprengel thank you!!!

I would not have thought of re-calibrating my display profile.  Everything in Lightroom Classic CC is now working as expected.

Thanks again.