It should be noted that in another thread where this was first brought up the OP discovered that ADD TO STACK does work if you use an Export Preset that has the option enabled.  This ONLY works if you use the Right Click Context Export dropdown and choose one of the Export Presets.  This works so there is no reason to not allow it in the Export Dialog.     ... View more

@JohanElzenga  I agree the dialog SEEMS to indicate the change will be written to the RAW file automatically and this would be a bug but I was involved in an extended discussion long ago and this behavior was considered AS DESIGNED.  It was requested the dialog be changed to make it clear you have to actually do the WRITE command but the suggestions were ignored.   ... View more

You have to WRITE the XMP to change the Capture Time in the RAW file.  If you do not it only records it in the catalog.   Write Time/Date to files in RAW in preferences in ON   Original RAW file Dates   Changed Date to the year 2000 for both   Saved XMP ONLY for 423   Removed the two files from LrC   Deleted the XMP for 423   Reimported into LrC.  Only 423 has the date changed in the RAW file   To have the date changed in the file you must save XMP         ... View more

For me the Capture Date of the FILE does not change unless I write the XMP out.  Using the Change Capture Date command ONLY changes the date in the LrC catalog.  It has always been this way. ... View more

@Jao vdL  This bug it think was even in old Lightroom 6 or prior,and I thought it was fixed but apparently not or maybe its back.   ... View more

There are other issues here too.  If you set the export dialog as follows there is no warning/error on export but the exported photo dimensions are wrong.  80X600=48000 not 28377   LrC should warn/error.         ... View more

This is an old bug in LrC that was never fixed or is back.    You can actually export an image at 80cm and 600ppi.   The exported image size is as follows. 18898/600 is 31.496 which is the size in inches as the ppi is given in inches.   The bug can be recreated as follows Set setting like this   Change Resolution to pixels per inch   Try to change Resolution 600 pixels per inch.  it turns red   Hit return and it changes to 319     ... View more

@mremijan    I agree it might be useful to NEST smart collections but you can do your particular example by using both the Smart Collections and Filter Bar together.  Go into Library/Grid and select all the Smart Collections you want and then go into the Filter Bar/Date section and select all the Dates you want.   The following will select all the Red and Green colored Labels taken on 4/23/24 and 5/10/24.  Using this you only have to select new dates in the Filter Bar   4/   ... View more

There is text that pops up on the screen saying you are reseting x number of photos but it is so quick to be almost useless.  There is a command or two that I can remember that has a confirmation dialog if more that a certain about of photos are selected.  This probably needs this dialog too ... View more

A poor functionality in Transform is the Radial Filter does not rotate when you use Rotate in Transform.  Rotating a Radial in Transform/Rotate should be easy to implement as it should be mathematically the same as just rotating the Radial in the Masking Tool. ... View more

The Radial Filters are actually Ellipses.  A circle is a special type of ellipse.  To correct for the tilt the shape would have to become egg shaped so can not be represented by an elliptical Radial so LrC keeps the Radial the the same shape as before the Transform.   You should Transform before using the Radial.   This is as designed.   ... View more

After these Sandisk Extreme Portable issues came to light and their poor response to the issue I quit using my Extreme Portable and am now using Crucial SSDs,  X9 Pros specifically .  They  test very high for continuious write speeds on reliable test sites if you need that.  Video for example.  I still use Sandisk memory cards in my cameras as they have been very reliable.   ... View more

Filtering by File Type in the Import Dialog has been asked for many times but Adobe has not elected to implement this needed feature.   ... View more

@Deena31970485erka    As I remember, Lr/Enfuse required a little experimenting with the sliders depending on whether you want Focus Stack, Exposure Blend or Astro.  I have not used it since after the Photography Plan was announced as I then had Photoshop and now LrC does some of this.  I wish LrC would Focus Stack and create a DNG but for focus stacks I just do 90 percent of the edits in the source photos in LrC and then blend. ... View more

@Deena31970485erka  As I remember, Lr/Enfuse required a little experimenting with the sliders depending on whether you want Focus Stack, Exposure Blend or Astro.  I have not used it since after the Photography Plan was announced as I then had Photoshop and now LrC does some of this.  I wish LrC would Focus Stack and create a DNG but for focus stacks I just do 90 percent of the edits in the source photos in LrC and then blend. ... View more

Unfortunately that also changes any Global Sharpening you have done.  That is why I said it was a poor design and makes Mask Sharpening less useful. ... View more

Mask sharpening depends on the Radius and Detail settings in the Global detail panel.  As an experiment, lower the Global Sharpening to 2 and do a Mask Sharpening of 100 (not the preset).  Then go to the Global Sharpening and slide the Radius from the lowest to the highest and you will see the Mask Sharpening change.  I think this is a VERY POOR design but it has been that way  forever. ... View more

BTW, you might have better luck sharpening out of focus areas by using a combination of Texture, Clarity and Dehaze along with sharpening.   ... View more

Quit using the Preset Sharpness.  I starts at a default of 25 Sharpness and does not change the photo much.  Use Sharpness in the Detail Section of the Local adjustments and you can set it to 100   ... View more

As far as I know, there is no shortcoming in Lightroom that converts from portrait to landscape on zoom ... View more

@Deena31970485erka    Lr Enfuse was very useful before HDR was added to Lightroom and then later the release of the  Lightroom Classic Phototography Plan with Photoshop.  Although it probably still works well the need for it has practially disappeared.   Now I use HDR in LrC for the exposure blends.  It just takes practice to get similar results you get with Lr/Enfuse.  I use Photoshop for focus stacks.  It works OK most of the time but too often requires some manual blending.  Using the Median and Mean Filters in Photoshop accomplish some of the other things Lr/Enfuse was used for like noise and astro.    ... View more

@Deena31970485erka    I hope you have gotten your issue fixed.  I used to use Lr/Enfuse before Lightroom Classic and the Photography Plan was released but after having Photoshop available for blends and the addition of HDR in LrC  I came to the conclusion Lr/Enfuse was no longer needed for my workflow. When I used Lr/Enfuse I just downloaded and installed the necessary additional programs using the Enfuse Configuration menu so  I knew they were the correct ones and worked with Enfuse.  I do not see why you were searching the internet for other programs.  Also, the instruction mention nothing about Enblend but I did not try a reinstall as I now use a Mac but I did use Windows in the past.  The instruction from the Lr/Enfuse page show the following dialog box which is the same as the one I used to use.   ... View more

Sounds like you are creating 2 Linear Gradient “components” inside a single Mask. You need to create TWO Masks with each having ONE Linear Gradient component. ... View more

@Paul Tansley    My reply was to the comment by @ralphlouzon as this original thread was old   ... View more

You can rename the mask to something that you recognize ... View more

The OP clearly mention 2 colors in LRD and LRM being adjusted and not LrC.   My video just was showing LrC did the same thing. ... View more

The TAT (targeted adjustment tool) in Color Mixer will adjust TWO color sliders most of the time in real photos.  As you can see by the attached video on this calibrated test print photo the Mixer will adjust only 1 sometimes for specific colors.   ... View more