Update to lightroom 6.7

[photomaster551]

Where can I find a download link to 6.7? I downloaded the single app license and it updated to 6.14, but it doesn't auto-update to 6.7. Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks

[JP Hess · Accepted solution]

Why would you want to downgrade to version 6.7? 6.14 is the latest and final update to Lightroom 6. It has all the latest camera updates. 6.7 is an older update. Is there any particular reason you want to go back to that older update? In this instance, 14 is greater than 7. It isn't the decimal value.

[dbruno]

I can understand some of the trouble understanding which version is newer: I have Version 5.7.1, so Version 6,14 could easily be confused with (if it exists) 6.1.4.

[Just Shoot Me]

You can find the original Base Installer, LR 6.0, and all the updates for LR 6 from here.

Download Photoshop Lightroom

The problem is I'm not sure if you can Down Grade without first removing LR 6.xx and then reinstalling the Base program then update to 6.7.

If all you want or all you can have installed, because of your OS version, is 6.7 then you need to Never run the Check For Updates link in the LR program.

Download only the base installed and the 6.7 update from the link above.

[John Waller]

I downloaded the single app license and it updated to 6.14, but it doesn't auto-update to 6.7.

Are you aware that 6.14 comes after 6.7 in Adobe's version numbering?

The version numbering goes

6.7

6.8

6.9

6.10

6.11

6.12

6.13

6.14 (current)

[photomaster551]

Nope. I thought this was older sorry. I'm all good now. Thanks!

[elie_dinur]

https://forums.adobe.com/people/John+Waller  wrote

I downloaded the single app license and it updated to 6.14, but it doesn't auto-update to 6.7.

Are you aware that 6.14 comes after 6.7 in Adobe's version numbering?

The version numbering goes

6.7

6.8

6.9

6.10

6.11

6.12

6.13

6.14 (current)

Somewhat OT, but an interesting curiosity is that there is no 6.11. The reason is that the parallel version of ACR would have been 9.11 and Adobe marketing execs wanted to avoid a name with unpleasant associations for Americans.

[John Waller]

Thanks. I forgot about that little tweak in the numbering.