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Lightroom Classic: Edit in Adobe Photoshop Multiple File Warning
This happens to me about once a week when editing in Lightroom... I go to edit in Photoshop while accidentally selecting multiple photos. This causes Photoshop to then dutifully open every selected photo one by one which inevitably crashes my computer, sends my blood pressure to dangerous levels, and ruins my workflow. I know... I should be more careful, but having a warning such as "You are attempting to edit 1128 photos in Adobe Photoshop. Do you wish to continue?" when opening large numbers of photos (say 10 or more) would be incredibly useful for preventing this human error. Or a way to stop it once started... Thanks!
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Rikk
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Rikk
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Updates to Lightroom Classic, Camera Raw, and the Lightroom Ecosystem were released yesterday and contain a fix for this issue. Please install the appropriate update and see if it solves this problem. You can read more about the updates here.
Thank you for your patience.Quality Engineering - Customer Advocacy
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robert_somrak
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How many files do you have to have selected for the warning to come up? I tried 13 and nothing displayed.
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