If you don't mind sharing an image, please export one of these noisy images as DNG (which will include all your edits), then post it here so we can examine it. If the DNG is smaller  than 47 MB, you should be able to attach it to a post. If not, use Dropbox or some other file sharing service, and post the link here. ... View more

Also on this page, the links for LrC 8, 9 and 10 system requirements are redirected to https://helpx.adobe.com/lightroom-classic/help/whats-new.html ... View more

What is your screen resolution? What percentage is Windows scaling set to? And what is the font size set to in LrC preferences? ... View more

As far as I know, having several versions of LrC installed on Windows is not possible. Installing a new version will always overwrite the old version. LrC is an exception here – you can have several versions of Photoshop, Bridge, and InDesign installed –  and probably most other Adobe applications. Changing the install location back and forth to trick Windows into accepting two versions will most likely not work, but will probably create some serious issues. You might end up having to uninstall everything Adobe, then run the Creative Cloud cleaner tool, and reinstall everything from scratch. ... View more

I have never seen this reported before, but resetting the preferences might fix it. https://helpx.adobe.com/lightroom-classic/help/reset-preferences.html   I guess this could also be caused by using a too high Scaling setting in Windows display settings.   ... View more

First of all, the driver for your Nvidia GT 1030 GPU is four years old. Download the latest driver from this page and install it. (clean install) https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/drivers/details/257496/   If updating the driver doesn't help, disable the Nvidia GT 730 GPU, which you also have, according to the system info. Having multiple GPUs is known to create issues with Adobe software. Follow the instructions on this page (which also contains instructions for doing a clean install), scroll down to point 4 and 5 to find instructions for disabling. https://helpx.adobe.com/lightroom-classic/kb/troubleshoot-gpu.html#solution-4 ... View more

The screenshot I posted was meant to show how to disable a display adapter. It was taken on my computer, and I don't have a UHD graphics. Also, @Palma37054105wwds has an RTX 3070, not 3060. I do understand that the screenshot might be misleading if viewed out of context, but I did write "Right click the UHD graphics and choose Disable from the context menu." ... View more

Adapternr.2: Leverandør : 8086 Enhet : 9a60   This is an integrated GPU – UHD Graphics. LrC doesn't work well with multiple GPUs, so try to disable it. Go to Control Panel > Device manager > Display adapters. Right click the UHD graphics and choose Disable from the context menu.   ... View more

Make sure that Show import dialog when a  memory card is detected is unchecked in Preferences > General. Also, turn off Autoplay in Windows settings.     ... View more

The File handling panel is available no matter which option you choose at the top of the import dialog. You might be thinking of the Destination panel, which is not available when using Add.   ... View more

Assuming that you're running version 14.4 or later – to revert to the original photo, click on any previous step in the History panel.   ... View more

Your GPU (NVIDIA Quadro P1000) is seven years old, and is not powerful enough to run LrC smoothly. One of my computers has the (also seven years old) NVIDIA Quadro P2000 (which has somewhat better specs), and I am seeing similar slow loading of images in Develop. To fix this, you need a new, modern GPU with at least 8 GB RAM, like the RTX 3060, or better.   I also notice that you have the catalog folder on the D: drive. If this is a spinning drive, it will affect performance. The catalog should ideally be on your fastest drive, which is normally the C: drive. But the catalog folder takes up a lot of space (because of the Library previews), and you should always have at least 20% free space on the system drive. Images can be stored on a slow drive, it does not cause any noticeable drop in performance. ... View more

Saving the image in another application usually fixes it. (although re-saving a jpg is not recommended for quality reasons) See https://community.adobe.com/t5/photoshop-ecosystem-bugs/p-color-distortion-when-opening-images-saved-from-facebook-in-photoshop-26-5/idi-p/15237352   A moderator will move this thread to the Photoshop forum.   ... View more

When viewing an image at a higher magnification than 100%, the missing pixels will have to be invented. For instance, a 3000 x 2000 (6 megapixels) image viewed at 400% will require 12000 x 8000 pixels (96 megapixels) to display. The image only contains 6 megapixels, so 90 megapixels (the vast majority of the displayed image pixels) are invented by the software you're using, and the result never looks good.   When scaling images, different applications use different algorithms (like smoothing and sharpening). As you can see below, 400% view does not display the same in LrC and Windows Photos. At 100% view, all applications will display identically, and this is only view that gives you a true representation of the image – one image pixel is displayed using one screen pixel. (see my previous post here) If you have a high resolution screen, you may need to use 200% because the screen pixels are tiny.   ... View more

As long as the folder structure is exactly the same as on the old external drive, you should be fine. ... View more

When LrC displays wrong colors, it's usually either a GPU driver issue or a defective monitor profile. Do images display normally if you disable the GPU in LrC? (Edit > Preferences > Performance) If they do, make  sure that your GPU driver is up to date. If you have an Nvidia GPU, make sure to use the Studio driver (if available), not the Game ready driver.   If updating the driver doesn't fix the issue, you probably have a defective monitor profile. All color managed software depend on a sound and correct monitor profile to display correct colors. The monitor profile is handled by the OS, and Windows updates are known to install profiles from monitor manufacturers, which are often defective out of the box.   As troubleshooting, and as a possible temporary fix, try setting the monitor profile to sRGB. Use Adobe RGB if you have a wide gamut monitor. If this fixes the issue, you should ideally calibrate your monitor with a hardware calibrator, which will also create and install a custom monitor profile that will be more accurate than sRGB. With LrC closed, go to Control panel > Color management > Devices tab. Add the sRGB profile, then set it as default.   ... View more

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Thank you so much for replying! Regarding whether it worked better with the Intel Iris XE disabled, NO, it did not work better, everything just remained the same, with the difficulty of NOT being able to connect the second screen, that's why I re-enabled it. It is true that the graphics card is 4 Gb of RAM but the computer has 32 Gb of RAM. I also still think that it must be some problem that has to do with WIndows because if I DO NOT use the top menu of LrC, nor the menus with the right button, the program works quite well. I don't know what the 4Gb of RAM of the graphics card has to do with the menus?? When everything else, in general, works pretty well. I've been working without touching the menus and it's NOT going very slow. For example, to classify (put stars) if I do it from the buttons (stars) of the program it does it fast, the problem comes if I peak in some number from 1 to 5, the same with the color labels. For me it has to do with some Windows update, which must have been put in something, which slows down the program. Would we have to see what that something is?? What relationship does LrC have with Windows, and what could it be that takes a long time thinking to be able to do what is asked?? You will say Thanks a lot By @Leus37   Try updating the driver for the  Intel Iris XE to the latest version, you can download it here: https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/download/864990/intel-11th-14th-gen-processor-graphics-windows.html   If that doesn't fix the issue, try resetting the LrC preferences. https://helpx.adobe.com/lightroom-classic/help/reset-preferences.html   32 GB RAM is more than enough to run LrC, but note that the  Intel Iris XE Graphics does not have any RAM, so it uses shared system RAM. ... View more

In the last photos I took at iso 800 in RAW, it's a photo of a dance show in a dark theater I've always done but the last ones when editing are very noisy and when trying to make it smaller with the detail tool it's leaving the photo superficial.  This is also happening with my friend on another camera and another photo occasion By @Ivellize_Mafra   My guess is that the image is underexposed, and you have increased the exposure and/or lifted the shadows to compensate. This will unavoidably lead to noise (especially in the shadows) in high ISO images.   Please post a screenshot of the entire LrC window with the image below open in Develop. (click on the Import step in the History panel). Make sure that the History panel is visible and expanded on the left, and that the Histogram and Basic panel are visible and expanded on the right. Do not attach the screenshot, use the Insert Photos button in the toolbar to embed it in your post.     ... View more

Hello! Thank you very much for all your instructions and especially for finding the graphics card driver, I had not been able to do it. I have done everything I was told and I did not notice any difference practically. With respect to disabling the  Intel Iris Xe Graphics the problem is that I work with a second screen connected by hdmi and the other graphic tragette does NOT recognize the second screen. Likewise, there was NO improvement. It is true that at the beginning when I bought the computer a few years ago everything worked well, fluid, now it does not. What could it be??? Any other ideas?? I give you two videos so you can see how long it takes me. In one case the menu, and in the other case peak 0 in the image and how long it takes to remove the star. As you can see, it is NOT operational to work like this. Thanks same here By @Leus37   Sorry for the late reply. It is not clear from your post if disabling the Intel Iris XE Graphics improved the performance or not. Please clarify. I looked up the specifications for the NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1650 Ti, and it turns out that it has no ports for external connectors. There might be a way to make the GTX 1650 control the HDMI port, but this is not something I'm familiar with.   It is true that at the beginning when I bought the computer a few years ago everything worked well, fluid, now it does not.   For every new release of LrC, more (and more advanced) functions are done with the GPU. Since the GTX 1650 Ti is not a high end GPU, it makes sence that LrC has become slower over the years. It only has 4 GB RAM, which is more than the minimum 2 GB required, but with LrC using the GPU more and more for each version, I would recommend having a GPU with at least 8 GB RAM or more. ... View more

Adaptador #2: Proveedor : 8086 Dispositivo : 9a49 By @Leus37   This is an integrated GPU – Intel Iris Xe Graphics. LrC doesn't work well with multiple GPUs, and it can cause slowness. Go to Control panel > Device manager, and disable the Intel Iris Xe Graphics.     You should also update the driver for your NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1650 Ti. You have version 555.99, the latest version is 581.57. Make sure to install the Studio driver, not the Game ready driver. https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/geforce/drivers/results/257328/ ... View more

Hello! Lightroom Classic is so slow that I can't do much of anything. I had the catalog on an external hard drive and I transferred it to the computer, to the SSD hard drive, but it remains the same. I've been reading messages from other Users but I don't see a solution for me. I need help, please!! Thank you By @Leus37   Please go to Help > System Info in LrC, click the Copy button, and paste in a new rely. ... View more

This is an interesting idea, but I don't know if it is something Adobe would prioritize. Epson stopped making  their prosumer scanners this year, and Nikon stopped their scanner production several years ago. And I think an increasing number of photographers are digitizing their negatives with digital cameras. With a proper setup and a good macro lens, the quality will match the best film scanners.   I share some of your frustrations with scanning software – it's hard to get good results scanning color film with Vuescan, especially negatives. EpsonScan is better, but only has a small preview. I have used Silverfast a little, and found it to produce excellent colors from negatives, but you need the very expensive AI Studio version to be able to save 16-bit files.   I stopped doing analog photography several years ago, but have a large archive of negatives, and need to scan some of them from time to time. For color negatives I now make raw scans (with no color correction) in VueScan, and convert them to positives using the Negative Lab Pro plugin for Lightroom Classic. It does an excellent job, and can also handle B&W negatives and color slides. They have a free trial (full version), which lets you convert  up to 24 images. ... View more

I updated Adobe Creative cloud this morning and now Lightroom tries to open and crashes immediately. By @Graham22938400khn3   Do you mean the Creative Cloud Desktop app? It is only needed if you have a subscription. Are you getting any error messages? ... View more