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Are you using the Dual Pixel option in camera?
https://support.usa.canon.com/kb/index?page=content&id=ART178251
If so, see:
https://helpx.adobe.com/x-productkb/multi/editing-canon-dual-pixel-raw-cr2.html
that link comes from notes in:
https://helpx.adobe.com/camera-raw/kb/camera-raw-plug-supported-cameras.html
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No I am not using the Dual Pixel option in the Canon R5 camera.
I have not come across any really useful functional detailed description of just how the Auto feature works or what it does. Several years and versions ago it also seemed to work one one way when applied to single photo, and another way when applied to a group of photos, and whether or not you applied it from the Library or Develop module. Of course it has changed in varous unknown ways in the meantime. Other than some vague references to it using results from AI on a large number of photos, it seems to be pretty much a black box.
I've now posted this topic in several different LRC user forums, with little tangible results so far. I am now doing some experiments with various file formats to see what I can learn, and whether or not I try and make use of this feature going forward, or not.
I am happy with the continued improvements in LRC functionality, most recently with the masking features, and the addition of Canon R series color profiles, in 11.0.
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In Develop module, Auto tone does not, or did not work for multiple photo selections, in that module it will Auto tone the active photo, and apply that to the others
In Library module, Auto tone will apply separate adjustments to multiple photo selections.
Auto tone overall used to be terrible, it has been improved upon through time. Oh, occasonally it goes weird, but not often
Problem with Auto tone in Develop module is it automatically mods all
those sliders, do you really like the contrast mod? Saturation?