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• module 'develop' the area where the photo should be going blue.

  I just installed Lightroom and PS in my new computer. I downloaded the photos from my SD card. I can see and 'quick Edit' photos of the Library tab but when I go in the module 'development' of the area where the photo should be going blue.

  Disable the option to use graphics processor. Preferences > Performance tab.

• where to start for development

  Hello developers,

  where toget statred to develop the theams to BB10, how to design the intrface user... im confused with all the stuff

  OK thanks all of my things are resolved

• Before and after the problem - Module Development - Windows 7, 64-bit - Lightroom CC v. 2015.5 - camera raw 9.5

  I use Windows 7 64-bit, Lightroom CC 2015.5 Camera Raw 9.5 and the module development on a feature photo ' before and after ' does not work.

  He shows me the image changed, but not the original (I don't know exactly what another image "edited", it shows me).

  In the screen shot, you can see the pictures "before and after" and the one original overxposed.

  I hope I am clear enough.

  Any suggestion?

  

  Thank you :-)

  Click with the RIGHT button ON the import step in HISTORY (do click NOT just what this will change your photo AFTER) and select "copy history step settings to before.

  "

• LR crashes after the opening of module development

  Very often at the opening (or seconds) the module development, Lightroom crashes. I have no idea what may cause this!

  I am running Windows 10 Familly (64-bit) version. Lightroom is in demo, version 2015.2.1 and I use a converted LR 4.x with about 6500 pictures catalog. In fact, I have an old license of LR installed on another computer and I'm looking to go to LR CC for my new computer. But with all these crashes...

  Is that someone already had this kind of problem?

  Hi Sam_BulldogsFactory,

  This could be due to the incompatibility of graphics card or issue drivers.

  You have to go in the Lightroom preferences > performance > uncheck the option use the graphics processors

  In addition, Lightroom preferences > General > uncheck "Add Photos Screen.

  and relaunch Lightroom.

  In addition, you can consult this article: using Adobe Photoshop Lightroom | Graphics processor (GPU) acceleration, troubleshooting & FAQ Lightroom

  Kind regards

  Claes

• Hi, unable to do any development in LR because of the message 'develop Module is disabled"can someone please get back to me as soon as possible to help turn the Module development...!

  Hi, unable to do any development in LR because of the message 'develop Module is disabled"can someone please get back to me as soon as possible to help turn the Module development...!

  You use a MAC or a Windows computer?

  Also mention the version of Lightroom you use

  ~ Assani

• Windows 10: lightroom does not allow me to work in the module development for more photo or two, and then it crashes!

  UGH!  After the update to windows 10 lightroom does not allow me to work in the module development for more photo or two, and then it crashes!  I tried to uncheck the graphic processor after finding the instructions on a forum, but it does not - this action also locked llightroom!  What I can do - I have several photo jobs who need treatment-HELP!  Arthur

  Hi arthurc70992816,

  Suggest you follow the instructions in this article:

  Adobe Photoshop Lightroom Help | Graphics processor (GPU) acceleration, troubleshooting & FAQ Lightroom

  Try updating your graphics card drivers.

  Kind regards

  Claes

• Recently upgraded to Windows 7 to 10. Now, after the export of an image, I have out of Lightroom before I can work on the module development for another photo. I have the Version of Lightroom 6 CD. Is this a compatibility issue?

  Recently upgraded to Windows 7 to 10. I have Lightroom 6 CD Version Dell PC. Now, after the export of an image, I have out of Lightroom before I can work on the module development for another photo. Is this a compatibility issue? How can I solve this problem? Thanks for any help.

  Lightroom preferences, tab performance.

• How can I get rid of the file name, date and size of the photo in the upper left corner of the module develop when I'm not working on the photos?

  How can I get rid of the file name, date and size of the photo in the upper left corner of the module develop when I'm not working on the photos?

  All shortcuts are listed on the view > menu Info Magnifier.

• LR6 Module Development: is my GPU work properly? Color 'flash' and "Live Preview rendering Time" feels long.

  Hello

  I don't know why, but in the Module development in LR6, it feels like excerpts Live are not comparable to those of the speed I expected now with GPU acceleration.

  SEE THIS SCREENGRAB VIDEO: https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/5840419/lightroom6performance.mp4

  In this overview, pictures that I consult have been seen to all Standard size generated.

  Note: each photo is a Raw Nikon D800 and manipulations have been performed on it (as you can see in the video, many sliders have been used for the photo of grade).

  See what happens:

  -I click on the thumbnail of the photo

  -The large preview appears, slightly desaturated and "fuzzy".

  -a "Flash of Color" appears (the appropriate color saturation appears)

  -then a strong image (in short, as opposed to a soft extract)

  Overall, a process about 4 seconds each time.

  Is this normal?

  I don't understand why.

  And the GPU acceleration is enabled. GTX 670

  I have a descent system very:

  Operating system: Windows 8.1 Business Edition

  Version: 6.3 [9600]

  Application architecture: x 64

  System architecture: x 64

  Number of logical processors: 12

  Processor speed: 3.2 GHz

  Built-in memory: 32707,8 MB

  Real memory for Lightroom: 32707,8 MB

  Real memory used by Lightroom: 2284,0 MB (6.9%)

  Virtual memory used by Lightroom: 2351,0 MB

  Memory cache size: 699,3 MB

  Maximum thread count used by Camera Raw: 6

  Camera Raw SIMD optimization: SSE2, AVX

  System DPI setting: 96 DPI

  Composition of the Bureau enabled: Yes

  Exhibition: 1) 1600 x 1200, 2) 1280 x 1024

  Entry types: Multitouch: no, built-in touch: no, built-in pen: Yes, touch external: no, external pen: Yes, keyboard: No.

  Graphic processor News:

  GeForce GTX 670/PCIe/SSE2

  Check the supported OpenGL: past

  Provider: NVIDIA Corporation

  Version: 3.3.0 NVIDIA 350,12

  Rendering engine: GeForce GTX 670/PCIe/SSE2

  LanguageVersion: 3,30 NVIDIA via the Cg compiler

  Plugins installed:

  (1) Behance

  (2) substantive canon Plugin

  (3) Facebook

  (4) Flickr

  (5) HDR Efex Pro 2

  (6) home Plugin Leica

  (7) attachment Plugin Nikon

  Config.LUA flags: None

  Map #1: Seller: 10de

  Feature: 1189

  Subsystem: 35421458

  Revision: a1

  Video memory: 1987

  Map #2: Seller: 1414

  Device: 8 c

  Subsystem: 0

  Revision: 0

  Video memory: 0

  AudioDeviceIOBlockSize: 1024

  AudioDeviceName: Speakers (Realtek High Definition Audio)

  AudioDeviceNumberOfChannels: 2

  AudioDeviceSampleRate: 44100

  Build: not initialized

  Direct2DEnabled: false

  GPUDevice: not available

  OGLEnabled: true

  There are problems with the GPU. The first thing I would suggest you try is to performance tab in your Lightroom preferences and uncheck the box and see if that makes a difference. It has cleared up problems for many other users. The GPU acceleration seems to be a work in progress at this stage.

• Lightroom 5.5 'Module Development disabled, please renew your membership '.

  Since the update throughout the creative cloud", a few hours before, I get"Module Development disabled, please renew your membership"with Lightroom 5.5 so that other programs work very well. My membership is up-to-date and paid in advance! What should I do?

  Hi all

  If you still encounter this problem, please try the following troubleshooting steps.

  Solution 1: Sign out of Lightroom 5.5 and then connect back with your Adobe ID

  Solution 2:

  Set the permission to the folder SLStore & SLCache:

  NOTE: Do this twice, once each for the SLCache and SLStore files.

  Mac:

  • Use the Finder to navigate to/Library/Application Support / Adobe / SLStore or/Library/Application Support / Adobe / SLStore.
  • Control-click on the folder and choose read information.
  • Expand the section sharing & permissions.
  • Click on the padlock icon in the lower corner on the right. Enter your administrator user name and password when you are prompted, and then click OK.
  • Set permissions:

  System: read/write

  Admin: read/write

  Everyone: read/write

  • Click the gear icon and select apply to closed. Close the dialog box for information.

  Win 7 / 8 to win:

  SLStore: ProgramData\Adobe\SLStore
  SLCache:

  Win 32 bit: program files Files\Adobe\SLCache\

  Win 64 bit: Program Files (x 86) \Common Files\Adobe\SLCache\

  • In the file Explorer, right click on the SLCache or SLStore folder, and then select Properties.
  • Click the Security tab and set the permissions:

  Administrators: Full control

  Power users: all except extraordinary and a total control

  System: Full control

  Users: Read and extraordinary

  • Click on advanced and, if requested, accept the (UAC) user account control elevation prompt.
  • Click on the owner tab, select administrators and click on modify.
  • Select Replace owner of subcontainers and objects. Click on apply and then click OK.
  • Click the permissions tab, and then click on change permissions.
  • Select Replace all permissions of child object with permissions inheritable of this object. Click OK, click Yes.
  • Click OK, and then click OK in the Windows Security dialog box. Click OK to close the advanced security settings dialog box.

  Suggestion 2: Rename the SLCache folder and relaunch Lightroom 5.5

  We have followed this issue of Lightroom. Please let me know what solution has solved your problem.

  If these solutions do not solve the problem for you, let know us.

  Thank you

  Scott

• Module development LR4 differs from the export file

  I am running LR4.1 on Macbook Pro OS X 10.6.8 monitor is calibrated with Spyder3Elite.

  I was working on a photo in LR4 and I have made adjustments in the develop module until it seems to me good. I exported the RAW to JPEG file with profile sRGB color and applied a Standard sharpening for screen. Here's what it looks like:

  On the left side is the module development LR4, right side noticed Mac, test app on my monitor color profile.

  

  I have no problem with the color on the two requests and I gave up the amount of noise that is considerably larger (even export without sharpening gives much more noise that the develop module displays... ), but look at the stars!

  How does the watch export all stars all in module development sorta LR4 "cache"? View of the library module is closer to export when it comes to the stars only, but the absence of NR makes it far too horrible to look at more than a second

  I'm doing something wrong here?

  I can't verify this right now - it may have changed - but if you zoom in 1:1 in the library, the library view made having applied NR and look much more like the exported version.  Just try and let me know, or I'll double check later.

• Size of the image in the Module Development vs. explore

  I'm taking a 17 MB in LR CC DNG file and export to PS CC or NIK software for editing. I set the preferences of external changes as follows:
  Export as TIF, 1998 ADOBE RGB, 600 pixels.  When I go on save the file to the NIK Software or PS CC the file size is reduced in a 5 MB file that is unacceptable for printing (for example the grain of the image is an exaggeration).  The grain was correct in 17 file DNG LR megabyte but the 5 megabytes of unusable files.

  Someone asked if the same thing that happens if I go to PS CC and save it as a PSD file:

  So I worked the image initially as a DNG file and exported for PS CC and made some minor changes as suggested, and that's what I found:

  Get go and open a particular photo in LR and the press 'I' for more information, it shows a megapixel of only 2.8 million pixels (psd).  When I go to display the same image by selecting "(afficher dans l'Explorateur-j'utilise un PC) and right click for the properties the megapixel appear as 36 megapixel (psd)."  A person in a forum said that LR can be emphasized the wrong file but I do not understand why this would be the case because there is only a single file.  Could LR doesn't point to a 'preview' of the vice photo version the original somehow?  Why LR show me in the library module or develop a reduction of the size, and then when I go and look at LR said the photo where in Explorer it shows me a much larger file size?

  This is driving me crazy.

  Thanks in advance.

  I guess that my case that from 16 bit to 8 bit TIFF JPEG was much more to cut the size of the file in two (i.e. 17 megs TIFF in 2.8 MB JPEG).

  I realize that you did not create a jpg file (at least this isn't what you've posted screenshots of) but a PSD. And this isn't 2.8 MB, but 2.8 megapixel (MP). Megapixels is the number of pixels in an image (see post #1) - MB is the size of the file.

  Once again, I invite you to read which is a digital image?

  It is absolutely necessary to understand the difference between the two when it comes to digital images.

  I do not have the original file to DNG. It is an image that I took years ago.  Regarding the 'sharpness on the export", I got the default value set for this parameter.

  According to your original message, your source file in Lightroom. is a DNG.

  If this is not the case, what kind of file you start with?

  To be able to see the problem of grain, you have screenshots of the original (any file that is) post at 1:1, including the details pane and the exported file (which became more grainy), also at 1:1.

  So far, you have posted only a screenshot which really is 1:1, and it is unclear whether it is the original, or the exported image reimported into Lightroom.

  Regarding output sharpening, I don't know which is the default setting. If you choose export to LR even once, it should still be on the setting you used last. You export, or have you used edit in Photoshop? If you used Edit in PS, no sharpness is added, with the exception of any sharpening you applied to develop.

  I'll send the images to print for the first time, and that's how I discovered the spectacular evolution of the size of the files.

  What you should be concerned about is the pixel dimensions and allow without print size enlargement.

  This image will print at 6,387 x 4.79 inches at 300 dpi. (divide the pixel with 300 dimensions for dimensions in inches)

  If this is the case, since some printing companies that I send my images via the internet only take JPEGs must I send my images for businesses that also accept TIFF files to maximize the spectrum of color/quality of my images and also to reduce the amount of grain in my images (i.e. the TIFF converted to 8-bit)?

  Most of the images printed fine of a maximum quality jpg, but there are cases where a TIFF file will print better. If you want to be on the safe side, use TIFF. Send files from 8-bit to the printer, but always edit 16 - bit and convert 8 - bit as the last step. Do this on a double, then you will always have the 16-bit file if you want to edit it further.

  (1) on the other questions regarding sending the images to printers, can I use the Pro Photo setting... the menu pop up in LR CC suggests that to do this in the menu Preferences.

  Most of the printers want files in the sRGB color space, some could use Adobe RGB. Find out what they want.

  You can edit in ProPhoto, but the file you send to the printer should be sRGB or Adobe RGB.

  (2) my workflow has me usually start LR CC.  When you work between LR CC and CC Photoshop must I send files back to PS CC as TIFF files to keep as much as possible of the resolution?

  Yes, use 16 bit TIFF.

• The blue screen Module developing Blues

  I have problems with the graphics card Intel 515 Graphics map in Lightroom CC. Is there a solution for the blue screen that appears in the develop Module? I have a HP Pavilion x 360 11-k117cl Convertible notebook and have exhausted all the tips in the help pages and can not find the file 'Lightroom 6 Preferences.agprefs' help pages suggest that I change. Can someone tell me where the file is located so that I can try this solution? Thank you.

  I was finally able to locate the file "Lightroom 6 Preferences.agprefs" in the folder program files, but was unable to make the recommended changes. In settings of Windows of 10, I went to the Device Manager and disabled the graphics card by clicking on the sign on the card and choose "disable". That solved the problem. Just to be safe, I rebooted my computer and restarting did re - impossible card. This will leave the invalid card unless I have consciously to go back into Device Manager and turn it back on. Since I'm on this laptop to download and to secure my photos when I travel, that should be all I have to do for now. I don't know what other problems may come from turning off the graphics card in other programs, but is not currently a factor. I will cross that bridge...

  Thanks to those who helped.

• Message "FILE not FOUND" in the Module development in LR.

  I had problems with my external hard drive that supported LR, so I copied the contents of the disc to a new drive, I see all my photos in the library Module - but when I open the develop Module I get a message that says "File not found" to quit smoking?

  Seems you have moved the images of your external drive (not copied) on the internal drive.

  If this is the case, simply tell LR where you move them to.

  Go to the library, Panel folders module.

  Right-click on the folder above you have moved (probably marked as missing '? "). Select "relocate" or "find missing" or similar.