This is why we believe the root cause of the issue lies with Lightroom and needs to be reviewed by Adobe. We also have not been able to reproduce the problem on our systems here. If this was an issue with the plugin, we would be receiving a large number of reports, and we are not. The issue with Lightroom is not happening consistently with all customers. Here is what I have gotten from DXO Support so far: I sent the same information to DXO support. I can select the All Photographs collection and it is there, too. The "Collection" is created with just one photograph in it.
Hdr efex pro lightroom 5 pro#
I'll attach what it looks like after I click the Save button in DXO Nik HDR Efex Pro 2. There is nothing set to apply a preset when importing or any other setting. All other DXO Nik Fliters import just like they did before. Not a Adobe LR bug.Įverything else imports perfectly.
I do not know when the makers of NIK made this particular one act that way (placing the image as a member of a catalog). That being said, result initially lands in a collection, but thats just a collection, tie image is in the folder your original images are in.and can be seen in "All Photographs" Oh, I assume you can do it your way, but then you probably had to create the "edit in" instance, as the NIK installer did not (as it did accomplish for the other NIK Plugins) create that link.
How can I make this stop and go back to the normal way it worked previously to the update?Īctually the proper method to send your images to NIK HDR Effex Pro 2, be it NIK, be it Google NIK, or be it DxO NIK, is to select the images, and click on /File/Export with Preset/HDR Effex Pro 2/ Since there is not a batch mode for single files to HDR Efex Pro 2, this adds multiple clicks and a few seconds to every photo that I process in this manner. In order to have it displayed in the All Photographs collection, I have to select "All Photographs" and then I can go to the next export, adding a few clicks everytime to my process. Now, unlike before where the result went directly to the "All Photographs" collection and immediately viewable in the filmstrip along the bottom of the screen, next to the original photo, it now appears there quickly, but just as quickly a new filmstrip appears as "Collection: November 24, 2018, etc" with just the one file viewable in it. I export the photo (in this case individual photos) as usual using the right-click menu in Lightroom Export to HDR Efex Pro2), then apply my changes in HDR Efex 2, then click save. Ever since this last update, I have had this problem, which while minor is a real pain in the butt when I want to edit several individual photos exported from Adobe Photoshop Lightroom CC Classic.
0 kommentar(er)
