#Adobe Photoshop Lightroom 6 vs 5 install#
#Adobe Photoshop Lightroom 6 vs 5 update#
#Adobe Photoshop Lightroom 6 vs 5 full#
#Adobe Photoshop Lightroom 6 vs 5 software#

This process creates an additional History state and sets the Develop module’s Before/After preview to the current state.

#Adobe Photoshop Lightroom 6 vs 5 update#

Alternatively, if the virtual copy only has different Develop settings, update the Master, create new virtual copies and copy/paste/sync the Develop settings from the old VC’s onto the new ones. You’d need to do each virtual copy individually, and then decide which version to set as the master again. You could select a virtual copy and go to Photo menu > Set Copy as Master and then repeat steps 4 and 5.

This won’t update virtual copies, and there isn’t a quick way of doing so.

It doesn’t affect the image data, but it’s worth erring on the side of caution by ensuring you have backups of your photos.

This creates sidecar XMP files for the affected raw files, and updates the header of any JPEG/TIFF/PSD files.There are just a couple of extra details to be aware of… With the photos selected, go to Metadata menu > Read Metadata from Files.Select all of the photos in Grid view and go to Metadata menu > Write Metadata to Files.(There are a variety of reasons you might be missing lens metadata.) If so, click on it to show only the photos that are missing lens metadata. In the Lens column, scroll down to see if there’s an option marked Unknown Lens.Above the Grid view, select Metadata from the Filter Bar.In the Library module, select All Photographs from the Catalog panel in the top left corner.If you’ve imported photos using Lightroom 2015.5 / Lightroom 6.5, it’s worth checking whether you were affected by the lens metadata bug, and if so, here’s how you can fix it… If you find another bug, click here to report it. In this update, Adobe have removed these dependencies on QuickTime for Windows, but don’t worry, most video playback will continue to work as normal. Lightroom uses internal code for most video playback, but a few video formats still used QuickTime. Apple have stopped updating QuickTime on Windows, and authorities are recommending Windows users uninstall QuickTime due to security risks.Error when merging to HDR or Panorama from a collapsed stack.

Text focus was lost in the keyword panel when navigating to the next image.

#Adobe Photoshop Lightroom 6 vs 5 software#

Lightroom now allows you to ignore the error message if it’s not causing problems, but it’s still worth fixing the incorrect user permissions, which are often caused by OS upgrades or other software installing presets/plug-ins. Mac only – The incorrect folder permissions error message was a little overzealous and wouldn’t let you open Lightroom without first fixing the errors.Droplets weren’t working properly as export actions.

#Adobe Photoshop Lightroom 6 vs 5 install#

To fix missing lens metadata for photos imported using 2015.5/6.5, install this update and then follow these official instructions (or scroll down for the more user-friendly version).

EXIF lens name was not imported for some camera models (most notably Nikon cameras).

#Adobe Photoshop Lightroom 6 vs 5 full#

Click to view the full list of supported cameras.

Enter your Adobe ID and password to continue syncing. Click your Identity Plate in the top left corner and then select Sign In. If you use Mobile Sync, when you open Lightroom after the update, you’ll need to sign back in. It’s only a double-dot update this time, intended to add support for a couple of new cameras and fix serious bugs. Lightroom CC 2015.5.1 and Lightroom 6.5.1 have been released today.