P: Rendition in cloud and on synced to Mobile becomes stale

[stephenb22492886]

I re-edit a photo from Lr Classic in Photoshop. It is in my target collection which is my sync collection. Lightroom Classic says the sync is done. The new version is visible in Lightroom on the web (Chrome). The thumbnail in Lr Mobile is correct. When I open the image in Lightroom Mobile it reverts back to the old previously edited version.

Thanks

[DdeGannes]

If you select an image from a synced Collection in LrC and use the editin PS function after you have completed your work and save the file a new image will be added to the Collection which will sync to your Creative Cloud Storage.

Now you should have the original synced image and the new image with the PS adjustments.

[stephenb22492886]

Not necessarily. Of the original was a Tif file and I select edit original in Lr going to Ps then a new file will not be created and this is when the issue occurs

[Rikk Flohr: Photography]

Merging with existing bug

[stephenb22492886]

I have a synchronized collection in Lightroom Classic. My image is in TIF format. If I re-edit the image the changes are not reflected in Lightroom Mobile. The thumbnail is correct in mobile but the opened image is not. 

[Kevin League Photography]

I am using Lr on my iphone (latest iOS and latest version of the app) and have an issue I can illustrate using a video I will post below. 

My workflow: Using LrC (13.2), I send my edited images to 'all synced photographs' folder and they show up in Lr.  Once on the phone, I am occasionally facing an issue where the edited image shows up fine in the thumbnails grid view, but once the image is opened, it reverts back to the unedited image. 

I captured a screen capture video to illustrate the issue.

Link to video: https://www.youtube.com/shorts/6V2wl5NhJO0

Or you can view the video, attached. 

I appreciate the help.  I have searched the forums and spent time on chat with Adobe to no avail. 

[Kevin League Photography]

believe I have solved this issue.  I have about 4 or 5 images that have this issue unresolved.  I just added to the sync folder a couple of new images I have been working on.  Curious, I opened up Lr Mobile and one of the new images. 

I received a warning indicating that the image has a missing image profile -  

“Camera Neutral v2 is not available on this device.  If you continue editing, your photo may look very different. To avoid this, open the photo on your original device.”

This got me wondering, so I went back into LrC and updated the image profile to Adobe Landscape and made a slight adjustment to exposure (the latter to trigger LrC to re-sync) and voila, the syncing issue on Lr Mobile seemed fixed. 

I did these same steps to several other of my images that have had this issue for weeks and those are fixed as well.

Note: my images are from either my Nikon z8 or z7 and I typically use Camera Neutral in camera as my profile.

 

[angelac4632414]

So, this has happened off and on and is very annoying especially when I want to use my tablet to show photos to my clients. I use LRC as my library and for global first edits, and will use other software like Photoshop and others for more specific edits, but always back to LRC for cataloging. 

This seems to happen mostly with psd files, but not always. On my Mac, the photo is correct, but when it syncs to my Samsung tablet, it may be a previous version, not the latest. For example, if I edit a photo in Photoshop, and bring it back to LRC and let it sync, but then I take it back to PS to edit more, then back to LRC, LRC will show correctly, but after it syncs the changes, the older version is still syncing.

I still see the old version in lightroom.adobe.com and on my tablet.

I've tried:

Stop syncing that collection 

Delete the files from lightroom.adobe.com

Delete the files from deleted on the website 

Start syncing the collection

Same old version gets synced. So, LRC on the computer is good, tablet shows older version.

I'm pulling what little hair I have left trying to figure this out. Any help or suggestions would be greatly appreciated. 

[stevedell]

I have numerous sync'd collections created in Lightroom Classic. When I view them on either my iPad or iPhone, some, but not all, of them will revert to a previous version.

As an example, I might replace a sky in Photoshop. Save that image as a *.PSD and add it to the LRC catalog. I then select that edited version and add it to a sync'd collection in LR Mobile. What shows up on the iPhone or iPad for a quick second is the properly edited version only to be replaced by an older iteration of the same image.

This occassionally happens with sky replacement, removal of objects using the remove tool. I haven't seen it with generative fill.

I've removed the image(s) from the collection, restarted LRC and added it back into the collection but it still will revert to a prior version. (I don't want to change the name of the file if I don't have to.)

Any suggestiions or recommendations would be appreciated.

[stevedell]

While certainly not a great solution but I did the following and the image now is correct in LR on my iPhone.

1. Establish existing collection as the target collection
2. Remove image from target collection
3. In LRC, export the desired file and any supporting RAW file(s) to the desktop.
4. Go to LRC and delete the file(s) completely from LRC. (In my case this was a "finished" PSD and the original RAW with LRC edits.)
5. Close, backup and restart LRC.
6. Click the "Import" button in the lower LHS column
7. Find your images on the desktop
8. Import them into your "My Pictures" or "Pictures" top level folder in the LRC catalog
9. Add whatever metadata presets that might be missing
10. Select these recently imported files and manually drag them to desired subfolder in your LRC catalog.
11. Add the "finished" file to your specific collection.
12. Make sure that collection is sycn'ing with LRC
13. Wait for that file added to the collection to show up on your mobile device and verify that it's presenting the correct version of your image.
14. Take a deep breath!