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Lightroom Classic v15.6 brings a smoother editing experience with improved Reflection Removal, making it easier to clean up reflections in windows, glass, and water. This release also introduces faster masking controls with Check All and Check None options, along with support for new cameras, lenses, and important bug fixes. What’s NewThe September 2026 release of Lightroom Classic v15.6 brings meaningful improvements designed to make photo editing faster and more precise. The standout enhancement is Reflection Removal, which now delivers cleaner results when removing reflections from windows, glass surfaces, and even water. The updated technology reduces smudges and ghosting artifacts, helping photographers recover details more naturally in challenging scenes.This release also streamlines masking workflows with new Check All and Check None options in the Masking panel. When creating landscape or people masks, you can now instantly select or clear all available mask options with a sing
When presented with a New Post screen in the Adobe Community, you are given three options for Conversation Type: Discussion, Bug, and Idea. If you were searching in Discussions, the New Post window will default to Discussions. If you are searching in Bugs, the New Post window will default to Bugs and likewise for Ideas. Many customers instinctually report problems they are experiencing as “Bugs”. It is natural to think that a problem you are having might be a bug. A bug is defined, for our purposes, as “something in the software that is not functioning as it was designed to function”. Interpreting whether a behavior is a bug or not is not always easy, however. Here are some reasons why you might want to consider posting first to Discussions rather than jumping straight to reporting in Bugs: Most items reported as Bugs are not actual bugs. In a typical group of reported bugs, only about 3 out of 25* bugs reported turn out to be actual bugs. Of those, typically 2 ou
Bugs should only be reported for the latest or current version of Lightroom Classic. If you believe you have a bug, it must be verified on the latest version of Classic. New bug reports will not be accepted for older versions of the software. If you believe you have encountered a bug, it is important to first search the existing bugs to see if your issue and a possible solution or workaround have already been reported. If so, please add to that thread. If not, it may be prudent to start a new thread.Greater than 90% of the bugs reported are not actually bugs. Before starting a new thread, please read:P: Do I post in Discussions or Bugs? When logging a new bug report, it's required by the Lightroom Classic team for the information in the report to include steps to reproduce the bug experience. Once we can reproduce an issue, then we can start to investigate a fix. Bug reports without reproduction steps will be moved to discussions.If, after some troubleshooti
Adobe is excited to receive requests for additional features you need to enhance your workflow. What can you do to increase the chances of being heard? Don't use the words "Feature Request" in your post's title. Search for and add to existing feature requests rather than creating duplicates. There is no advantage to creating a second request for any existing feature request. One request per thread!When creating an Idea or Feature Request thread, please keep requests for features to ONE request per thread. Doing this will allow others to vote on a single, specific feature and not confuse Upvotes amongst a list of feature requests. If an Idea thread has multiple requests in it, a moderator may ask you to split the multiple requests up into multiple threads so others can vote. In the event there remain multiple requests on a thread, the first item requested will be the arbiter of where the thread will be cross-referenced or merged. Describe how the featu
Image taken on web for exemple.Heavy banding issues with LED lighting and stage photography (concerts, dance...)High sensor read-out speed can help but not every time, except with global sensors (only Sony has one with a9 III)So, AI features would be a great option and solution for many, many photographers of stage, concerts, dance, event...
Love the new feature for AI distractions of people and reflections.. Lets expand on that!! As a wedding photographer I am constantly removing power lines, stop signs, or just signs in general, exit lights.. It would HUGE if these were added as additional AI options for distraction removal. Feels like it would be a fairly easy addition. Posted a screenshot as an example.. AI generative fill defintely takes care of it no problem but would save time if we didn't need to manually select it.
In Photoshop gibt es eine automatisierte Entfernung von Drähten, Stromleitungen. Diese wäre sehr hilfreich in Lightroom Classic. Wäre toll wenn die Funktion auch Strommasten entfernen würde.
Lightroom Classic fullscreen bug on MacBook Pro with notch (macOS Golden Gate)I'm having an issue with Lightroom Classic on my MacBook Pro, running the latest version of both Lightroom Classic and macOS Golden Gate.When viewing a photo in fullscreen mode, Lightroom is supposed to keep the image below the MacBook's notch, leaving a black area at the top of the screen. This used to work perfectly.However, something has changed. When I press L to activate Lights Out, the image gets squeezed horizontally, and the entire fullscreen layout seems to resize incorrectly. The image looks squashed rather than maintaining its proper aspect ratio. Toggling Lights Out off doesn't fix it.I want to keep the notch hidden, so disabling the macOS "Scale to fit below built-in camera" option isn't an ideal workaround.I've seen reports of similar behavior in older versions of Lightroom, but I'm wondering whether anyone else is experiencing this on the latest macOS and Lightroom Classic versions.Has anyone f
I want to purchase Lightroom Classic for personal use. It says 2 devices limit. Is that I can only download it on 2 devices or I can just have 2 logged in at the same time? Can we put the program on my daughter's school laptop, her desktop and my computer?
I had a Windows 11 Laptop which failed. I decided to go Mac when buying a replacement.I rocovered the Catalogues and the like off the Windows 11 laptop and moved to my Mac and the main root Catalgue works fine.The problem is I have is that on the windows machine i moved photos to a NAS. These are what I cannit acces now on the Mac. I get an Invalid Path error.As I understand it the problem arises with the “path” being in windows format (UNC) rather than Mac format.Is there a fix for this as I don not want to try and remap NAS folder so to speak.
I am making a photobook using double-sided panoramic paper, and need to leave a blank page- whats the best /easiest way to achieve this? Each sheet will be folded and the whole case-bound.
This post applies to Lightroom Classic and the Lightroom Ecosystem products. Camera Raw feedback can be found here. Generative Remove makes it easier to remove unwanted objects and distractions with a simple gesture, even on complex backgrounds. For more accurate results, be sure to include the object's shadow in your selection and/or expand its size. Detect Objects uses AI to find the objects underneath a brushed area. The masked areas will now appear larger than the Early Access version of this feature. You can also circle objects for quicker selection now. We have also updated the spot selection experience to make it easier to manage variations, switch the fill type, refine the selection area, or re-generate as needed. Batch updating is also now supported for Generative Remove spots. Try out the latest updates and share your feedback with us here. Please also include the following details in your post: App versi
No sure why I was unable to report a bug, and so I have to create this post. I have beent trying to import H.264 video and it consistently fails - tried with latest 15.6 and also 15.4.1 and 15.3.1 (just in case). The details are as follows… H.264 video import consistently fails with Dynamic Link server error on Apple Silicon MacSummaryLightroom Classic 15.6 on an Apple Silicon Mac cannot import H.264/AVC video.The import causes dynamiclinkmediaserver to consume approximately 100% CPU. After approximately one minute, Lightroom reports:An unknown error has occurred while reading the video file. Connecting to Dynamic Link server failed. (1)The same H.264 file can be successfully processed by Apple's avconvert, demonstrating that the file itself is readable by the macOS media framework.A Dynamic Link process sample captured during the failure shows the server spending its time in Adobe's mc_dec_avc AVC/H.264 decoder path.System informationLightroom Classic: 15.6 [202609251514-f839cde9]Lice
I recently come across the following Issue: I have a bunch of jpg files I have post-processed in Photoshop that I want to add geo locations to using the Lightroom Classic map module. After adding the locations I mark all images and do right click - metadata - save metadata to file. For some jpg files the data is written into the jpg file (desired behavior and how I know it from LR Classic for the past 6 years), while for others LR creates a seperate xml file (same location same name as the jpg) containing all metadata including the location. Since this is a recent thing for me I suspected LR 14 to be the issue so I downgraded back to 13 but the issue persists. I already cleared out my complete LR catalog and only importet a hand full of jpg files to test but the issues persists. The issue can be reproduced, it is always the same jpgs causing the issue. When I open one of the not functioning jpg files in Photoshop and save it again in a new location the issue persists. Whe
SystemLightroom Classic 15.5.1 macOS 26.6.2 (build 25G83) MacBook Air, Apple M4, 24 GB memory Apple M4 GPU, 10 cores; Metal supportedSteps to reproduceMerge source images using Lightroom Classic’s Photo Merge → Panorama. Open the resulting DNG, approximately 13,000 × 4,000 pixels, in Develop. Create a mask using Select Sky. Enable the overlay and try changing the mask’s adjustment sliders.Actual resultSelect Sky appears to run, but no mask overlay is visible and adjustments have no effect.Expected resultSelect Sky creates an editable mask covering the sky.Comparative testsLinear-gradient masks work correctly on the same merged DNG. Select Sky works on the individual source images. Select Sky works in Lightroom Classic on a full-resolution TIFF version of the panorama. Photoshop’s Select Sky also succeeds on the panorama.These results suggest an issue with Select Sky processing this merged DNG, rather than a general masking failure or image dimensions alone.WorkaroundExport the merged p
Title: Lightroom Classic 15.6 – Photoshop 27.11 interoperability warning when editing any photoSince updating Photoshop to version 27.11, Lightroom Classic 15.6 displays the following warning whenever I try to edit a photo in Photoshop:“Lightroom Classic has detected interoperability issues with Adobe Photoshop 2026, limiting advanced functionalities. Reinstalling Adobe Photoshop 2026 is recommended.”This happens with every photo I have tested, including recent and older images, both RAW files with and without AI Denoise applied.My Camera Raw version is 18.7. I have tried quitting and restarting both applications and launching Photoshop directly before reopening Lightroom Classic, but the issue persists.This problem appeared after the recent Photoshop update. Could Adobe please investigate and clarify whether this is a known compatibility issue with these versions?
I’m using the latest versions of Lightroom Classic (15.6) and Photoshop on Windows 11 Professional. When I transfer Canon RAW photos (CR3) from Lightroom to Photoshop for focus stacking (via “Open as Layers…”), Photoshop regularly freezes and becomes unresponsive. It can only be terminated via Task Manager. Only in rare cases does it work as usual. The problem also occurred in previous versions, but more sporadically. In my old version, which was still running on Windows 10 (until July), this problem never occurred.It appears to be a scripting issue that will hopefully be resolved in LR16. In the long run, to avoid such problems, it would make sense to perform focus stacking directly in LR anyway. System:Prozessor Intel(R) Core(TM) Ultra 9 285K, 3700 MHz, 24 Kern(e), 24 logische(r) Prozessor(en)BaseBoard-Produkt ProArt Z890-CREATOR WIFIAdapterbeschreibung NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5070 TiMemory 64GB
Lightroom was working perfectly this morning.. I come to load in new images and edit some while sitting here.. and as soon as Lightroom opened up - I tried to slide exposure (and other ones to test those...) and the slider immediately jumps one way or another. I have reset preferences, turned off GPU.. NOTHING is helping.. please help me!
Lightroom Classic sur Mac reste bloqué sur “Synchronisation de 420 photos” avec le message “Problème de synchronisation”. Aucune collection n'est synchronisée et l'état de synchronisation sur le Web indique 0 photo. J'ai déjà supprimé Managed Catalog.mcat et Managed Catalog.wfindex ainsi que leurs fichiers auxiliaires, puis relancé Lightroom Classic, mais le problème persiste.Quelqu’un peut il m’aider ?
OS: Windows 11LrC VERSION: 14.5A couple of days ago I upgrade to v14.5.As for every update, I regurlay empty cache, optimise catalog, remove all previews and generate new standard ones (also, I wanted to test how was was the new option to use GPU for generating previews).Never had a problem with this workflow.After previews generation process was completed (1h 30m for 29.000 files, 23.000 jpegs and 6.000 raws) I got an error: for 21 RAWs the preview could not be generated. Looking in the catalog at those files, I realised they have an exclamation mark on a dark circle: this is not the missing photo mark. If I click on the exclamation mark, I see error "Lightroom has encountered problems reading this photo, you are not allowed to edit this image. " Yet, I can still enter develop module and edit the photos without any problem: the editing history is there, I can zoom in at 100% (generating the 1:1 preview), I can change sliders, export... Everything... (PS: I do not use smart previe
Hello all. I had to replace my old GPU (GTX 1660 Super) after it died. I’ve never experienced any problems using LrC with it on my pc with a Ryzen 5 5600 X processor 16Gb RAM. But since I replaced it with an RTX 5060 I’ve had nothing but problems: initially any action (opening masks, moving sliders) would take forever to respond and were very stuttery) I’ve since updated the GPU drivers and things have improved somewhat. But I’m still having issues. It still takes a few seconds to open masks and use sliders, but once they start they operate smoothly. But it’s particularly slow at responding to the \ “before and after” action, it takes about 10 seconds to switch between the two. Thanks for any help!Lightroom Classic version: 15.5 [ 202607291506-b8869fa7 ]License: Creative CloudLanguage setting: enOperating system: Windows 11 - Business EditionVersion: 11.0.26200Application architecture: x64System architecture: x64Logical processor count: 12Processor speed: 3.7GHzSqLite Version: 3.36.0A
When my long-established Lightroom Classic catalogue (~183,000 images) is opened with the drive containing the original photographs online, Lightroom automatically begins a large background image-analysis/culling operation. I am not deliberately starting Assisted Culling.During this operation Lightroom systematically reads original image files and its committed/private memory grows continuously. I have observed Lightroom reach approximately 148 GB Private Bytes, at which point Windows becomes extremely difficult to use.If the originals drive is disconnected, the same catalogue remains stable at approximately 2 GB PB.Clean Lightroom catalogues using photographs from the same physical drive and same original files behave normally: processing completes and memory stabilises. The problem reproduces in Lightroom Classic 15.4.1 and 15.5.1, and also with GPU acceleration disabled.SystemWindows 10 Pro 22H2Intel Core i9-1090064 GB RAMNVIDIA RTX 2060 6 GBCatalogue/previews on dedicated SSDOrigi
I am using Lightroom Classic 15.5.1 on an iMac. I have approximately 40,228 photographs already successfully synced over then years.I created a new synced collection containing 803 JPEG photographs. Syncing stopped with 364 photographs remaining and stayed there indefinitely.Lightroom Sync Activity shows the first affected photographs as “Uploading — [file path] — Image.”View Sync Status on Web reports no sync problems, and there is no “All Sync Errors” collection in Lightroom Classic.I tried removing individual photographs at the head of the stuck queue. This allowed syncing to progress temporarily from 364 to 362 and subsequently to 356, but it then stopped again on another photograph. A newly created synced collection also remains queued behind these photographs.I have generated the Lightroom Classic Sync Diagnostic Report.I have not used Rebuild Sync Data or reset the cloud library.Anyone out there having this problem?
I use Windows 11
When you paste only a few settings it changes the other values to 0 (default) really messed up my work flow and now cannot paste single setting when I have already edited the photo
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