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• Keep the dng or CR2 files when switching from Lightroom and Photoshop.

  From Lightroom and Photoshop, how can I keep the dng or CR2 files. Now it changes the psd and when I return to Lightroom it removes options in the section of Calibration of the camera, so that while I have a choice (Adobe Standard/camera faithful), after returning from Photoshop file I have "Embedded." How can I keep the dng or CR2 files

  Adding to the good advice of Alfred - a raw file cannot be registered as the other files.

  Its only use is the basis for the creation of new files, which must be regular files, such as tiff, psd or jpg.

  When you edit a raw file in Lightroom, it does not change the file, the changes are written to the catalog.

  Optionally, save the changes in the form of metadata (xmp) sidecar files, or in the case of DNG in the file itself.

• I can't change my photos from lightroom to photoshop

  I'm not able to edit my photos from lightroom to photoshop

  Yes, it is one of the measures mentioned in the link, I posted "Edit in Photoshop" missing order and solves the question several times.

  ~ Assani

• When to go from Lightroom to Photoshop

  Hello

  I searched the forum and not quite found the exact answer, but I confess, I'm new here so sorry if this is old news.

  So, I'm working on my photos in lightroom (do the majority of the edition) and occasionally in Photoshop (fluidity and more nuanced and powerful healing and fading of shit).

  My question is: when if the best time to go from Lightroom to Photoshop?  First option: before making changes to lightroom, go into photoshop and make the changes, then apply changes to lightroom to the new tiff file?  Option two: when any changes in Lightroom are fully completed, then send to Photoshop and edit (realizing that once I go to Photoshop, I'm no longer by changing the RAW file, but now to edit the Photoshop tiff file) Option three: anytime?

  Are there other options I think not?

  Thank you

  Jerm

  I think you do as much editing in Lightroom as possible, and only then you go to Photoshop for editing you need which is not possible in Lightroom.

  Of course, you could go to Photoshop when you want to, but there is little benefit unless you have done as much as you can in Lightroom and still have editing capability that has only Photoshop.

• Edit an image from lightroom to photoshop... Image does not open.

  When I want to edit an image from Lightroom to Photoshop (CC), Photoshop opens, but the image does not work. However, I am still able to do with some images, but some images are simply no opening. This is the time of fisrt I have this problem.

  
  

  My version of photoshop is CS5 extended.

  
  

  I have Lightroom 6.0.

  
  

  I'm with P.C.

  
  

  Thank you
  

  Photoshop Cs5 will not open images Nikon D750

  You must use the version of Photoshop cs6/CC or DNG converter to be able to view these images in Photoshop cs5 in DNG

  Download DNG Converter:-Adobe - Adobe Camera Raw and DNG Converter: for Windows: Adobe DNG Converter 9.2

  Concerning

  Assani

• Save psd files exported from Lightroom to Photoshop

  Hello world.

  I really hope someone can help me, because I'm about to go nuts here. :-)

  When I export from Lightroom to Photoshop psd file, then I can not save the psd file in Photoshop before you close Lightroom. As soon as Lightroom is closed, there is no problem to save the Photoshop file.

  The error I get is:

  Cannot save 'Filename.psd' because

  write access has been failed.

  

  I use an iMac2013 with Yosemite 10.10.5

  I save on a WD MyCloud NAS box.

  Thanks for the help in advance.

  Fr.

  Kenneth

  Using an SMB connection to the NAS? If so, we have seen a lot of weird problems with SMB since it has been updated by Apple in 10.9. AFP usually works in situations.

• How to transfer a photo from lightroom to photoshop?

  How can I transfer a Photo from Lightroom to Photoshop?

  Hello

  you could get som tips from

  ing-between-Lightroom-4-and-Photoshop-cs6/ http://TV.adobe.com/watch/Getting-Started-with-Adobe-Photoshop-Lightroom-4/Lightroom-4-MOV or

  http://help.Adobe.com/en_US/Lightroom/using/WS30BB1A73-0A01-4072-978C-56C8DE443A03.html

  Hans-Günter

• Change 14 Editor from Lightroom in Photoshop elements.

  I select Edit in Photoshop elements Editor from Lightroom, Photoshop Elements opens but does not show the picture to change. An error message appears in the room light saying that Photoshop elements editor can not be opened.

  During your installation, make sure you select the application, and not an alias (shortcut). Go to this link.

  PSE14 as an external editor

• Export from Lightroom to Photoshop batch images to perform sharpening

  I would like to use the sharpness of photoshop on my photos of marriage for my clients.

  As you know in a marriage, we have a lot of photos, from a 3-1 000 000.

  How can I export all in photoshop and then run a lot of sharpening on all of them?

  Export photos to a Photoshop droplet. Gout can be created to run a sharpening action. Google "lightroom for photoshop droplet" for examples. Or download this pdf file: run a Photoshop from Lightroom action.

• DNG from lightroom to photoshop are different

  Hello, I have a problem when I export my Raw (convert in lightroom in dng) file as a smart object in photoshop, it make it differently and I don't really know why...

  I have the export of lightroom as a 16 bit ProPhoto Tiff without compression as a smart object.

  In photoshop, my file will apear to be rinsed but if I double click on my smart object, I got the same rendering in lightroom.

  Now, if I open my dng directly in camera raw, make some adjustments and open as smart object, the rendering apear to be carried away by the
  Please help me

  From lightroom after editing it:

  

  Imported as a smart object in photoshop

  

  Rough version of the camera (aflter double click on my smart object or if I opened my dng in camera raw.) Please note tha if I open this version as a smart object directly from the line of the camera, I have had the same image as above)
  

  The stars in the version of photoshop are completely different, or is it my eyes?

  I'm under LR5, photoshop CS6, Camera Raw 8.3 on windows 7 64 bit

  Help, please

  It is probably due to the difference of the scaling algorithms in Lightroom and Photoshop when you zoom out. To display an image on your screen to zoom back zoom levels, the program has reduced your image. The algorithm can strongly change the appearance of detail. Photoshop does different things depending on the zoom level. If it's a zoom factor of 2, or a multiple of that (25%, 50%, etc.) it uses a different algorithm that able to zooms (33%, 66%). In Lightroom, at least in the library, he uses a dependent algorithm of the system but he always uses (except at the 1:1 and more zooms). Develop, it is something different altogether. Bottom line is that in any program, you may find real sharpness/detail if you are not 1:1 (100% in the PS) or higher zoom. The algorithm used to reduce adjustment views, has a strong influence on the appearance of sharpness.

• Gradient banding external change from Lightroom 6-Photoshop CC to ProfotoRGB

  I think I discovered a sort of fix regarding banding degraded in CC of Photoshop, but I don't know if there are traps in the changes I made.

  When I edited an image with a gradient in the background (that I created with studio lighting) in Lightroom 6 with ProfotoRGB as my color space of mounting external and modified in Photoshop CC, I had severe banding degraded on the bottom.  However in Lightroom there is no gradient banding.

  After search in this forum, so I changed the ProfotoRGB external editing preferences SRGB color space in Lightroom and voila there is no Gradient banding at all in Photoshop CC.

  Before I did it, I mess around with cache levels (which are now 4) and cache tile size (which is 1028 k).

  Can I keep the external change in Lightroom as SRGB, but keep my workspace as Profoto RGB in Photoshop?  Or do I have to match?

  It's funny that I have the gradient banding problem when editing external Profoto RGB (I right click on the image in Lightroom and go to Edition in), is this a known problem and there will be a fix for this?

  Thank you very much

  
  

  Shadow proPhoto banding is a known problem that has existed since at least CS5. It only affects the ProPhoto files when the graphics processor is set to 'Normal' or 'Advanced' in the preferences.

  If the options are either to avoid ProPhoto (Adobe RGB is very good), or place GPU mode 'Basic '.

  The problem was reported here and elsewhere repeatedly. Engineers Adobe said at the same time they would look into it - but it's still there. If the problem is in video/OpenGL driver code is probably not much they can do.

• When switching from Lightroom to Photoshop it default to the workspace 'Start' instead of 'My own work space' which she did before PS updated 2 December 2015

  I guess the title says it all.

  But to summarize.

  I right click on a photo in Lightroom and Edit in PS.

  Before this PS Update December 2, 2015 she would incorporate the photo in the PS as my default work workspace

  Now it is default to 'Start' workspace not what I envisioned.

  When you choose to photograph in the new (open) start any screen works OK

  Figured out how Adobe should have done...

  Go in Photoshop C:\Users\user-name\AppData\Roaming\Adobe\Adobe CC 2015\Adobe CC Photoshop 2015 Settings\WorkSpaces (modified) and copy your main workspace by default

  e.g. copy My_Workspace.psw and paste it

  C:\Program Files\Adobe\Adobe Photoshop 2015\Required\Workspaces CC. In this directory, remove Start.psw and rename My_Worksapce.psw to Start.psw

  Remove Start.psw in the workspaces (modified) [see above] directory as well. PS will create a new one here.

  Make sure that the two new features are selected in the General preferences in PS.

  Now in Lightroom will change to PS, it starts in My_workspace as it used to.  When I opened just PS it now starts in the workspace of beginning.

• How to export from Lightroom to Photoshop 2014 using 8-bit color?

  In LR when I rt - click in the image area, a menu will appear. I choose export, then Photoshop 2014.  I said "Edit with Lightroom adjustments.  When the image appears in Photoshop it indeed that adjustments, but the depth of color is still 32-bit. It became embarrassing for then down adjust the color depth of 8-bit color, and I wonder if there is a hidden export setting that will allow me to export the image to 8-bit.

  You can set that in Lightroom preferences see the capture screen.

  

• RAW files do not open from Lightroom to Photoshop, 2014

  I developed the files in LR and trying to open them in PS 2014 CC, it launches the program but do not open it. No idea what to do?

  Hello

  This is a bug resulting an uninstall of the previous version of Ps CC (14.x). We are working on a fix for this currently.

  If you want to resolve this problem before we can put the fix, you must uninstall Ps CC 2014 (15.0) [do not delete questioned preferences], and then reinstall it.

  Sorry for the inconvenience.

  Kind regards

  Steve

• I'm not able to export images from lightroom to photoshop elements 11 4.2

  I upgraded lightroom 4 to 4.2 and I upgraded photoshop elements to photoshop elements 11 10. Now the option 'Edit in photoshop elements' in lightroom does not. Photoshop elements opens upward, but without images. Is this a bug with one of the improvements and is at - there a way around this problem? I use a mac with the latest version of the software to this day.

  You have probably chosen the logical file instead of just. You want this one:

  

  The upper level of the PSE file is simply an alias for the Welcome screen.