Development settings

Hello

When I pass it draws to develop (which I set to show the before and after the side by side, as seen below) the parameters for some reason any develop all my photos to automatically so that they look like one on the right (below).

I don't know how to disable this feature or what I did... tried everything... - any ideas?

Thank you

Rob

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