Lightroom Classic does not let me interact or use photo blending HDR

[Hansel37608257u61x]

Does anyone know what I can do to solve a problem with HDR in Lightroom? 

When selecting the photos, the combination options simply appear gray and it does not let me select the HDR options 

The photographs are in DNG and exactly the same, only the parameters change, but the strange thing is that when I select the photographs and go to combination of photographs and touch the option, the other 2 HDR and HDR panoramic options appear gray and I cannot select  

[Victoria Bampton LR Queen]

Do you definitely have multiple photos selected? If it's not that, can you show us a screenshot please? That may offer more clues.

[Hansel37608257u61x]

It's strange. I will attach the image here.  

 

[GoldingD]

can you post a screenshot of that. Include the entire screen.

[Hansel37608257u61x]

Sure, look 

 

[GoldingD]

You have one and only one photo selected. To accomplish a Photo Merge HDR you need to select at least two photos. THe grayed out as you show it is as designed and fully expected.

[GoldingD]

Only 1 photo selected, no Merge available

Two or more photos selected, Merge available

[monicae89981314]

Hi Golding D

My case is similar and even selecting only two photos, as you suggested, the options still appear gray and do not let me select the HDR options.

Can you help me ?

Monica

[GoldingD]

In that screenshot, it appears that you have one photo selected. You need to select at least two photos for a Merge.

On my rig, with just one image selected:

But with two or more (two in this case) images selected:

[monicae89981314]

That's right!

Thank you!

[Rob_Cullen]

@monicae89981314  in your screen-clip the two selected photos are different! They won't merge to HDR. (Panorama -maaybe?)

[GoldingD]

It was just a quick screenshot showing only one photo selected, hence no merge.

[Rob_Cullen]

@GoldingD  Yes (the OPs clip only had one selected), so there are two requirements- two or more identically framed images (different camera settings) and two or more actually selected in the library.