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  U44... Update error http://forums.adobe.com/thread/1289956 can help

• How to hide the metadata in Lightroom Mobile app

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• Lightroom: Export with all the metadata includes the objective data

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  There must be something else, perhaps with the importer of photo website? When I export with the option to include all the metadata info from the lens is also included. It is usually written by the camera in EXIF fields data. Sounds like your camera is written this info since Lightroom can see it.

  

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• When I click on file--> information about the file, I get this msg "Cannot complete the File Info command because the metadata library could not be loaded."?

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  You should choose the option to replace the parameters, that is, rewrite in the Lightroom Catalog can write changes to metadata of the catalog itself.

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• Metadata in the latest Lightroom does not.  I can not create metadata presets or synchronize the metadata.

  Metadata in the latest Lightroom does not.  I can not create metadata presets or synchronize the metadata.

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  Please follow the steps below

  > Launch Lightroom

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• How the metadata change by Lightroom and another application?

  I often get the message "the metadata for this photo has been changed by Lightroom and another application. Lightroom import settings from disk or replace drive with the catalog settings? "on the images in my catalog. I only use Lightroom to organize, add keywords, basic settings, etc.. On occasions, I take a picture in Photoshop to work more, it is exported in a TIFF or PSD file and the original stays in the catalog LR blank any other thing I could do to the image.

  I have two choices with this message: settings to use Lightroom, OR crush them to disk. The first time it has scared me, as I had no idea where these changes were and why the disk file was something different that lightroom catalog. I have all my metadata stored in XMP files. But I took the chance and said: replace the LR settings and didn't change anything on the sliders or the displayed image. I then tried a little saying 'Keep the LR settings', and again, I didn't see any visible signs of changes. This leads me to believe that they are NOT changed but things LR, they are somehow. But I do not see it, I want it to go away unless there really changes happening outside of LR (as if I went to the bridge or something...)

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  Unfortunately, LR does not tell you the metadata fields have been changed, so that users are left flying blind.  In my opinion, Rob Cole had a plugin that will tell you the metadata for the differences between the catalog and the disk file, but its Web site has been down for a couple of weeks now.

  ManiacJoe: My guess is that Photoshop updates some fields of EXIF data in the raw, for example the "edited with the software" file field. Given that Lightroom has probably already established in this field, it gives you a warning that something has changed.

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  Dear community,

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  Thank you very mich for your support.

  Best regards

  Peter

  However, when I create a virtual copy on the first Mac, I realize that the corresponding xmp file is updated.

  As far as I know, xmp does not contain information about the virtual copies. If this method to attempt to synchronize two catalogs will not work.

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• What are all the places where lightroom metadata are written?

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