Hey, @Lanther13. Thanks for joining the Lightroom Community. I'll make sure to clarify this for you.    Your profile in Lightroom's in-app Community is set up to sync with your Behance and Adobe Profile. Using an alias isn't possible for now.    Thanks! Sameer K ... View more

  hello fortunately that other "I A" and online software offer free images.. Adobe is becoming expensive and very restrictive dominant position of this software publisher ... View more

Hi @Lanther13! That's interesting. On my end, the settings don’t reset even after closing the camera or the app. Could you try reinstalling the app to see if that helps? If your photos are synced, reinstalling the app will keep all your assets safe. But be wary that if sync has been paused, any non-synced assets might be at risk. If assets aren't synced, photos and presets will be deleted when you delete the app. Can you let me know what model of iPhone and iOS you're using? Overexposed images have been a long-standing issue with the more powerful iOS camera sensors of the newer iPhones and iPads. Lightroom iOS uses the raw image data that iOS platform capture APIs pass over to the Lightroom app. With the stronger sensors of the last few years, images seem overexposed more often than with older sensors and devices, and this is due to greater image data. This is apparent with LR Mobile camera images because the LR app does less post-capture processing on these DNGs than the native camera app does for iOS Camera raw image DNGs. You could try using the HDR capture mode. The app applies special processing to HDR captures from the built-in camera, and these usually come out looking better by default. The downside is that HDR mode lacks all the Pro mode capture controls. Thanks a bunch! Cheers, Alek ... View more

Hi @Lanther13! That's interesting. On my end, the settings don’t reset even after closing the camera or the app. Could you try reinstalling the app to see if that helps? If your photos are synced, reinstalling the app will keep all your assets safe. But be wary that if sync has been paused, any non-synced assets might be at risk. If assets aren't synced, photos and presets will be deleted when you delete the app. Can you let me know what model of iPhone and iOS you're using? Overexposed images have been a long-standing issue with the more powerful iOS camera sensors of the newer iPhones and iPads. Lightroom iOS uses the raw image data that iOS platform capture APIs pass over to the Lightroom app. With the stronger sensors of the last few years, images seem overexposed more often than with older sensors and devices, and this is due to greater image data. This is apparent with LR Mobile camera images because the LR app does less post-capture processing on these DNGs than the native camera app does for iOS Camera raw image DNGs. You could try using the HDR capture mode. The app applies special processing to HDR captures from the built-in camera, and these usually come out looking better by default. The downside is that HDR mode lacks all the Pro mode capture controls. Thanks a bunch! Cheers, Alek ... View more

@droopydog500  thanks! this one works better! i think it must be a mixture of the prompt actually asking for the letter, and then that letter in the reference, and the sliders like you did, ill experiment with some others later today using your template! ... View more