P: (Mac) Camera Raw Mismatch being reported from LrC 11.4.1

[dumchidumchi]

Just updated Lightroom Classic to 14.4.1.  Tried to send a raw file fr LRC to Photoshop 23.4.1 and got a popup window saying I should install Camera Raw 14.4.1.  I opened up Creative Cloud and checked that I have the latest Camera Raw 14.4 installed and there's no 14.4.1 update.  So is this a new bug?

 

[TheDigitalDog]

No “relinking” necessary. 

[Kilgraston]

I did say 'MAY' as depending upon how they do the roll back, it 'Will' be required in the case if you delete the up to date version first, then install the previous version.

[JohanElzenga]

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@Kilgraston wrote:

I did say 'MAY' as depending upon how they do the roll back, it 'Will' be required in the case if you delete the up to date version first, then install the previous version.

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No, it won't. There is nothing to 'relink' if you roll back to version 11.4, regardless of how you roll back, but there is zero need to do that anyway. This mismatch warning is just a nuisance, nothing more. Click 'Open Anyway' and get on with it.

[TheDigitalDog]

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@Kilgraston wrote:

I did say 'MAY' as depending upon how they do the roll back, it 'Will' be required in the case if you delete the up to date version first, then install the previous version.

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Yes you did, and as others here have written, that's incorrect. There is nothing to 'relink'!

[hanil7up]

You may find this interesting in a sense that Matt  describes the bug and how he handles the issue:

https://lightroomkillertips.com/heads-up-about-camera-raw-14-4-1-for-full-compatibility-on-mac/?utm_...

[Sameer K]

Hi there,

Thanks for sharing this.

Merging this with an existing parent thread.

Thanks!
Sameer K

[MarkStothard]

Since updating Photoshop (PS) to version 23.4.1

Lightroom Classic (LrC), versions of Camera RAW, (CR), differ

ie

PS running CR 14.4.0

LrC running 14.4.1

How can I make PS run the same version of CR to LrC

Mac Os Monterey v12.4

Thank you

[Jose Paredes]

Same problem here....

Any news?

Thank you.

[chuckcapan]

Look like Adobe fixed the issue. 

[TheDigitalDog]

The issue known by Adobe and discussed here:

https://community.adobe.com/t5/camera-raw-bugs/p-mac-camera-raw-mismatch-being-reported-from-lrc-11-...

[andrewpolitano]

Recently, I've been getting this error indicating that I don't have the correct camera raw installed. However, in the CC desktop app, it shows that everything is up to date and there are no available updates. This started occuring with the latest updates.

System config;

15" Macbook Pro, 2018

2.6Ghz Intel i7

Radeon Pro 560x 4GB

32GB RAM

In addition, when sending photos from lightroom into photoshop, lately it's been super buggy with bizarre things like selections disappearing and areas not able to be selected with no visible error message attached.

Please address, thanks!

[andrewpolitano]

 

[sorens511]

Of the 2 choices "render in LR or Open Anyway; which is best to use?  What does ender in LR mean?

[susanl7866380]

I know there have been many problems with two different versions of Camera Raw on Mac's.  I have posted about the problem myself.  Today however, creative cloud said I had updates to PS, LrC and Camera Raw.  As you can see from the screenshot, the update for CR is for the version I already have installed not the version needed to make it compatible with LrC's version.

I have a Macbook Pro 16" OS Monterrey v. 12.4

LrC v. 11.4.4 with Camera Raw v. 14.1.1

PS 23.4.1

Camera Raw 14.4

Is this another glitch in the attempt to fix the last problem?

[candyhein]

When I right click on image in Lightroom Classic to edit in Photoshop it states "the version of Lightroom may require the Photoshop Camera Raw plug-in version 14.4.1 for full compatibility"

All Adobe apps are up to date including Camera Raw, which is at 14.4.1.  

Why is this message being received.

I am using a MacBook pro.

Thank you for your time.

[AxelMatt]

Please take a look here: https://lightroomkillertips.com/heads-up-about-camera-raw-14-4-1-for-full-compatibility-on-mac

[Lumigraphics]

Or look at the pinned Correct Answer from an Adobe employee that explains the bug.

[drshawnie]

How do I get rid of this msg? I have the creative cloud subscription and my apps are up to date. I've attached a screenshot of what pops up when I want to take a photo from LR to PS

[johnrellis]

This is a know bug -- see the correct answer at the top of this thread for an easy workaround:

https://community.adobe.com/t5/lightroom-classic-discussions/p-mac-camera-raw-mismatch-being-reporte...

[johnrellis]

Moderators, @Rikk Flohr: Photography, please merge with the existing thread:

https://community.adobe.com/t5/lightroom-classic-discussions/p-mac-camera-raw-mismatch-being-reporte... 

[drshawnie]

Thank you for giving me the thread to follow.  And I just reverted to previous version of LR classic til a bug fix comes out.

[coling80872403]

Hi everyone. I'm rather confused and wonder if someone can help. I have the Adobe Cloud version of PS, ACR, LR and Bridge. All of a sudden whenever I try to open an image in PS from lightroom I get a pop up box saying I need ACR version 14.4.1 for full compatibility. This happens regardless of if I select "open in PS", Open as a smart object in PS" or open as layers in PS" (if I want to open several images). According to Adobe cloud all the apps are up to date. Any experiencing the same issue? I'm on a Mc Pro laptopThanks in advance

[cmgap]

Please scroll to the correct answer for more information about this known bug. Hopefully it's on the fast track to (just do it track).

[jimh89137919]

Why are Lightroom and Photoshop constantly interrupting me with this message. When I check for updates, it tells me I'm fully up to date with my Version 14.4.

[TheDigitalDog]

It's a bug with the last version of LR/ACR on Mac, there was never a 14.4.1 release so LR 'thinks" ACR which renders the raw from LR (when you use Edit in Photoshop) is due for a newer version. Just click Open Anyway for the time being. Then LR will render the image and hand it off to Photoshop instead of expecting ACR to do so.