Lightroom ecosystem (Cloud-based)

Assisted Culling is now generally available in Lightroom  TL; DR: Assisted Culling has graduated from Early Access to General Availability. It gives you a fast, reviewable first pass on large shoots: it surfaces your strongest frames and sets aside the obvious rejects, so you spend less time comparing near-duplicates. You stay in control: review everything, adjust the thresholds, and override any call. If you tried it back in October 2025, it's substantially more accurate now, especially for wedding, event, group, and portrait work. We'd love for you to give it another look and tell us what you think in this thread. What it does Open an album or collection, run a cull, and Assisted Culling analyzes your images against the criteria you choose: Subject Sharpness, Eye Sharpness, Eyes Open, exposure, and more. It marks Selects and Rejects, shows you why behind every call, and leaves the final decision to you.  How far it's come since Early Access  February 2026: Expanded from individual po

This post applies to the Project Indigo iOS camera app.    Adobe Labs is excited to share an early look at Project Indigo, an iPhone camera app we've started to develop, to get feedback from the photography community. The app offers full manual controls, a more natural ("SLR-like") look, and high image quality in both JPEG and raw formats. It also introduces some new photographic experiences not available in other camera apps. For more information on the underlying technology, please refer to this Project Indigo blog post.   Before you start with Project Indigo  We recommend using Project Indigo on iPhone 15 Pro/Pro Max or newer devices.(Also supported are 12 Pro/Pro Max, 13 Pro/Pro Max, and all 14-series devices.) You should have at least 1GB of storage space left for the app, the downloadable AI Models inside the app, and for captured photos.  Download the app from the App Store.  Check out the Project Indigo FAQ, which is updated reg

I need no to know how to fix my noise remove function, it have been already like 1 month with this issue, please help 

I use Lightroom CC, not Classic. I also use Pixieset, and I have my clients favourite their pictures so that I can edit them in Lightroom CC. From Pixieset, I have a list of files as a text delimited list. E.g. L1071059, L1071061, L1071064, L1071066, etc…I need to be able to take this list, and select all these files in Lightroom CC at the same time, then flag/rate/colour them all at the same time so that I can edit each one.How do I do this? It seems this is possible in Lightroom Classic, but not CC. But I need it in Lightroom CC because I don’t use Classic and have no intention of using Classic. I sync all the client picks to the cloud with Lightroom CC so that I can go back and retrieve them easily in the future. Thank you,

There's not much more too it. The histogram freezes if you make any adjustments too quickly. It remains frozen until you stop making changes or you slow down sufficiently. In the event that this bug is difficult to reproduce, I suspect, as I have speculated before, that this may be another bug that is related to the unusually low performance I'm experiencing on my rather powerful machine, an issue that consistently gets me radio silence from Adobe, whenever I press for more details (see this and this).

I get an error every time I try to use AI sharpen. It says I have credits to use so I am not sure what the problem is. It has told me my internet is a problem but there is nothing wrong with the internet. 

Look, we users build up muscle memory when using your apps, why can’t you just respect that and not move things around? Some of us have spent many many years with these apps. If new features get introduced, put them somewhere else without moving what is already there?In the iPad version of LR the delete button (for deleting selected photos) is now not he other side for some reason. This isn’t a huge problem, but I don’t get what the design philosophy you guys re operating by, is. Is the team just making changes for the hell of it? Like do they have a quota of code they need to hit and that results in stuff like this?TLDR: recognize people have muscle memory built up with your apps and don’t move buttons around.its getting to the point where I don’t wanna update anymore because there’s nonsense changes like this way too often. And features we actually want (calibration sliders, raw panoramas, aspect ratio input with numbers, color profile management) are nowhere to be seen.It feels bad

 10〜数百枚の画像をRAWからJPEG、AVIFで書き出しをすると、一部の書き出しが失敗し一度にすべてを書き出せません。 キャプチャは、15枚ほど選択した状態で書き出したときですが、2枚失敗しています。これは個別で書き出しをすれば成功しますが、時には100枚以上が不明なエラーで書き出しに失敗し、何度もファイル選択をし直して書き出し直す必要があり非常に不便です(そしてその書き出し直しでも何度も数枚が失敗します) When exporting 10 to several hundred images from RAW to JPEG or AVIF, some exports fail, so I can’t export them all at once.The screenshot shows a situation where I selected about 15 images to export, but two of them failed. While exporting them individually works fine, sometimes over 100 images fail to export due to an unknown error, forcing me to repeatedly reselect the files and re-export them—which is extremely inconvenient (and even during these re-exports, a few images still fail repeatedly). システム情報は下記です Lightroom バージョン: 9.5.1 arm64 [ 20260815-1945-84a45bf ] (Aug 15 2026)NGL バージョン: 1.43.0.5WF バージョン: 8.5 20b9f90VF バージョン: 1.0.164HIL バージョン: 40501CAI バージョン: adobe_api/1.66.1PH バージョン: 6.1.1Adobe GSDK バージョン: 1.4.0.213CR バージョン: 29.5.0.202509162212_6e7a997カタログ ID: e990d2d935494615ae56

  The issue should be self-evident. Tested on macOS Tahoe.

Images render differently when you zoom in after brightness edits. Tested on 9.6 on MacOS 27 on an M5 Max MacBook Pro with compressed raw files from my a7R V. Seems to always be present to varying degrees but most noticeable after large changes, particularly if done with the curve settings.

Hola,Quiero reportar dos problemas con Lightroom (versión de escritorio con sincronización en la nube) en un MacBook Pro nuevo.Equipo:MacBook Pro con chip Apple M5 Max, 48 GB de RAM macOS: [versión] Lightroom: [versión, en Ayuda > Información del sistema] Cámara: Sony, archivos RAW .ARW Suscripción pagada activaProblema 1: artefactos de color con la GPU activada (15 de octubre de 2026)Al editar fotos RAW tomadas con poca luz y luces LED saturadas, Lightroom muestra artefactos: bloques de color verde o cian con bordes rectos, puntos y rayas de colores (verde, cian, rojo) y una trama de puntos en las zonas oscuras. Los artefactos cambian de forma y posición cada vez que hago clic en la foto o vuelvo a seleccionarla. También aparecen en los archivos exportados.El archivo RAW original se ve correcto en otros programas. Sin ediciones, la foto se ve correcta en Lightroom. Al desactivar "Usar procesador de gráficos" en Preferencias > Rendimiento, los artefactos desaparecen y la exportac