If you already have a current Lightroom Classic Premium Membership, the updated eBooks are available for download in your Members Area.(Image credit: Future / Capture One / Jacob Little) The eBooks for Adobe Lightroom Classic – The Missing FAQ are already updated for these changes, and can be downloaded immediately after purchasing. You can also open the Creative Cloud app, click Update on the left, then click the … icon (top right) and Check for Updates to give it a nudge. The update servers take a while to push the updates around the world, to avoid overloading the servers. To update, go to Help menu > Updates or click the Update button in the CC app. If you find another bug, click here to learn how to report it to Adobe. Errors in keyboard shortcuts shown in Help windows.

Collections based on Color Labels show 0 photos.Watermark horizontal alignment settings not being applied.Watermark incorrectly positioned on Export.Memory Leak when syncing files with the cloud (Mac).Lightroom Classic fails to open properly (large metrics.json file).There are a number of bug fixes, but Adobe only publishes the ones that were reported by users: (HDR editing is not supported in Lightroom yet… it is available as a tech preview in Camera Raw.)Ĭlick to view the full list of supported camerasĬlick to view the full list of tethered camerasĬlick here for the full list of available Adobe Lens Profiles JPEGXL, AVIF and HIF can now be imported and synced. If you’re a Mac user, scrolling through the Grid views and flicking through images in full screen mode should be smoother, especially on 4K and 5K monitors, as these now use native macOS capabilities. When a custom tone curve preset is selected, the Rename and Delete options now appear in the pop- up, as they do in other pop-ups throughout the app. After all these years, that’s now been corrected. Until now, the only way to rename or delete a custom tone curve was to find it in the operating system.

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