![]() ![]() My procedure (partly from memory - I'm running late enough on this job already, so apologies for any error and omissions):ġ) Ensure that you have xmp files for all the images you need to work on. ![]() Then I came to the final adjustments and have been hugely delayed by this color shift problem. I had selected 300 photos out of around 3500 and had put a lot of work into keywords to facilitate later sorting. I do know better -"If it ain't broke, don't fix it". Ironically I updated LR before starting to take advantage of the bug fixes. My workaround: Reverting to 12.5.1 release - my procedure is below.īackground: I had an urgent job. Perhaps not, I've been having trouble all day getting consistent results. This had been plaguing me earlier - but I thought it had stopped. If a single image is selected on the filmstrip in the Develop module it displays correctly for a fraction of a second, then desaturates. I have just discovered that the issue is present in the Secondary display's Loupe mode too. Problem is not present in the Library module. Same behaviour if three images are selected on the filmstrip.Įxiting LR and restarting makes no difference. Times below are guesstimated.Ģ) Image that lost focus regains saturation on the secondary displayģ) Image that has gained focus loses saturation on the secondary display The saturation changes are not immediate or simultaneous. ![]() The image with focus on the film strip becomes slightly desaturated on the secondary monitor - the image next to it is shown correctly (!), so this cannot be an issue with monitor profile. LR on the primary monitor is in the Develop module, with two near-identical images selected on the filmstrip. LR's Secondary Window is on the external monitor, showing the Survey view. ![]() I am using two calibrated monitors, laptop + external. Adobe Photoshop Lightroom Classic 13.0.1 Release (Camera Raw 16.0) ![]()
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