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Lightroom Classic CC 7.3: default settings only partially applied on import
There appears to be a bug in Lightroom Classic CC 7.3 with regards to camera default settings: they're only partially applied on Import.
For example, in my default settings, I apply a camera profile (Camera Neutral) - this works.
I also use a fixed, custom white balance - this doesn't work. Lightroom always uses the "As Shot" white balance from the camera instead on import.
"Remove Chromatic Aberration" is on in my default settings (why does that default to off, anyway?), but it's off after importing.
Only when I use "Reset" on a newly imported photo, ALL of my custom default settings are applied.
I reverted to version 7.2, and my default settings are applied right on import, as expected.
I'm using Windows 7 64bit.
Thanks for looking into it
Alexander.
For example, in my default settings, I apply a camera profile (Camera Neutral) - this works.
I also use a fixed, custom white balance - this doesn't work. Lightroom always uses the "As Shot" white balance from the camera instead on import.
"Remove Chromatic Aberration" is on in my default settings (why does that default to off, anyway?), but it's off after importing.
Only when I use "Reset" on a newly imported photo, ALL of my custom default settings are applied.
I reverted to version 7.2, and my default settings are applied right on import, as expected.
I'm using Windows 7 64bit.
Thanks for looking into it
Alexander.
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Rikk
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The Lightroom Classic CC was updated today and contains a fix for this issue. Please download the new version and give it a try and let us know how it works.
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brian_scantlebury
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I spoke to Adobe 1 month ago about these, they went away to find the solution and never came back. So I went again (3 contact on this issue) and they gave up, just plain could not work out why or what to do.
Strangely enough a week-10 days ago, the lens profile setting just started working - out of the blue!!!!
Hopefully your might do that too.
I dont use custom white balance on import, but I did use chrom.Abbr. That doesn't work now, have to do it manually every time.
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alexander_s_kunz
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akshay_mathur
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Thanks for sharing with us your problems.
Can you please explain in detail, how do you set your defaults while import ?
Have you created a develop preset which you apply during import ?
It will be of great help if you can share with us your workflow steps, so that we can reproduce the issue and fix it.
Thanks,
Akshay
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todd_shaner_6660895
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arvid_uhlig
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simmilar problem here!
please be patient with me, i'm no native speaker, so my english might be a little rough.
If i set a default develop setting (camera & iso specific) the settings i do (especially sharpening / noise reduction) are applied perfectly on import.
But if i apply an additional preset on import (for example for color correction) the settings from the default develop settings are not applied correctly (for example sharpening is set to lightroom standards)
any suggestions about that?
thanx
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brian_scantlebury
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3 years ago
I'm still experiencing the same camera/lens profiles issues, intermittently, slow uptake when typing keywords/captions etc, slowing of functionality etc. And these things also happen on my laptop. Clearly, to me anyway, it is a lightroom problem. So if you've resolved your probs by reverting to 7.2 thats great, I'm fearful that if I try to go back I'll end up with more issues. Good luck.
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Alexander
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Brian, Arvid - have you tried the "Develop" menu, "Set Default Settings...", then selecting "Restore Adobe Defaults", and THEN set your own defaults again? I didn't have to do that, but since the problem persists for you, maybe something is "stuck" somewhere, and reverting to Adobe's Defaults will help? Just an idea.
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brian_scantlebury
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arvid_uhlig
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When i have time i‘ll also try in 7.4
But i‘m really annoyed to be the beta tester here!
This whole process really takes a lot of time, and i feel like I‘m wasting a lot of time with things that should actually just work.
And if it doesn’t work in the end i‘m even more frustrated!
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