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patrickv785894
Participant
December 10, 2019
Question

Render Using Lightroom

  • December 10, 2019
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Hi there, 

Today I used Lightroom. As always, I start editing in LR and then use Edit in... Photoshop with a right mouse click.
Today I received a pop-up saying:
"" This version of Lightroom may require the Photoshop Camera Raw plug-in version ** for full compatibility. Please update the Camera Raw plug-in using the update tool available in the Photoshop help menu.""

Normally I check the Camera Raw plugin, Click don't show again and click open Anyway. This time I checked the box Don't show again and then I accidently clicked Render Using Lightroom.
Now all the pictures take much longer time to open and the system automatically makes a .psd copy on my hard drive, which is totally unnecessary. 
Can anyone please tell me how to undo this! I just want the DNG to open as a PSD in photoshop. That is already aranged in the preferences, so that is not the problem. But I don't want the extension -edited or an extra automatic .psd copy of the file. 
Please help me out!

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3 replies

GoldingD
Legend
December 10, 2019

If you updated Lightroom classic to v9.1 this morning, or perhaps it got automatically updated, did you also update Photoshop (And along with that ACR) ?

 

 

patrickv785894
Participant
December 11, 2019

After this happened I checked and updated Photoshop and Camera Raw as well. Unfortunately it all stayed the same. The extensions and the extra copy.

josephlavine
Community Expert
Community Expert
December 10, 2019

What versions of Photoshop and Camera Raw are you running? I assumed you already checked to make sure everything is up to date, but have to ask. 

patrickv785894
Participant
December 11, 2019

Yeah, I did and yesterday it made no difference. Just now I started my computer again and now it works like it used to. Thanks for your time.

JohanElzenga
Community Expert
Community Expert
December 10, 2019

Go to Preferences - General and click the 'Reset all warning dialogs' button.

-- Johan W. Elzenga