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edit in photoshop is greyed out in lightroom. lightroom version 3.3, photoshop version 21.2, camera raw version 12.3, windows 10 build 19041.329.
How do I fix this?
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It’s because you have two files selected in the filmstrip. Choose only one and then go back to Lightroom to choose the other.
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which step do you follow to import second image in photoshop? Edit in photoshop option was available before even for 3+ images selected. Why is it removed?
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It’s possible to open Lightroom cloud photos directly from Photoshop which is often what I do using the “Find” function Ctrl+F (Windows) or Cmd+F (Mac) or click the search icon - see image below.
Select the Lr Photos tab and choose all photos or a named album. Click a thumbnail to open the image. Repeat Ctrl+F and choose a second, third photo etc.
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Thanks for your help, Jon. I can open first image then paste other images as layers before blending them. I can't accept the fact that adobe removed that option. It was convenient before.
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I don’t know that anything has been removed. Its only ever been possible to open multiple files as layers from LrC not from Lr.
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has there been an answer to this? Mine is doing the same
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an answer to this?
See the answer from @99jon
"It’s because you have two files selected in the filmstrip. Choose only one and then go back to Lightroom to choose the other."
Lightroom does not offer [Open as Layers]. It does not allow [Open in Ps] for multiple selected photos.
If you want multiple photos as layers you need to open each photo, one at a time, as suggested by @99jon , then combine them in Photoshop.
Or- As suggested use the "Find" function, or 'Open' Lightroom Photos from the Start screen of Photoshop where you can select multiple photos and {Import Selected}, but they will open as separate documents in Ps (Not as layers in one document).