As a result of importing and combining a whole bunch of various archives, I have a lot of images with incorrect Capture Dates. What's the best way to change these via a batch method? Not sure if this is done in Lightroom, Windows File Explorer, or another utility? For example, photos definitely taken in 2010 are showing up as Capture Date 2020-05-06, or similar errors. Also have images showing a Capture Date of 2006-07-15 (likely the date they were first imported) that were taken at many... Read more ..read more

https://www.tenforums.com/tech-news/212477-ai-editing-tools-coming-all-google-photos-users.html When can we see a similar set of features in LrC. And of course, how much GPU power will be needed so that processing times are "reasonable ..read more

Hi I have one light room preset i LOVED, but somehow between reinstalling my lightroom on a new pc it seems to have went astray (along with the others that I never use) This one preset was perfect for me, and I've tried finding it, looking at backups, following guidance found onleine, but cannot seemto find it at all,. Ive check all my old downloads and still cannot seem to find it from memory there was a set of HDR download,s soft, Medium and Max . I uses max mostly, with some... Read more ..read more

Hello all, My work is mostly about scanning and restoring old photos from various periodicals. When it comes to caucasian models/people we have several overtones/undertones (not sure which adjective applies here), it can be neutral, warm, cold, olive, etc. Suppose I scan a photos with a terrible white balance. I can certainly correct that, but it feels to me like the more I restore, and the more my work leans toward neutral tone. I sure would prefer to restore the original tone of the... Read more ..read more

first of all: English is not my language. Sorry for any mistakes. So. I take photos and work on them amateurishly. It's a hobby. Usually B&W or full of dark shadows and a single direct light source. But I also take others in order to draw on the photos. Sooooo.... the help I need from you is precisely to facilitate my digital painting process. I want to work on the photo in Lightroom and make it a shade of color, and I can't get that result. At the end of the text, I'm... Read more ..read more

It's 2024. I need to export photos in CMYK because not all printing facilities want to take the responsibility for color management (Amazon KDP is one of them). Lightroom still cannot export to CMYK. Lightroom still cannot export to CMYK. Lightroom still cannot export to CMYK. So, one unnecessary extra step is necessary to build a PS action to re-color all images. How non-ergonomic... What did I miss? What is the technical reason? AFAIK the color engine in all Adobe products is the same ..read more

Hey, i really like this kind of style. The green and red tones are amazing. Do you have any ideas what basic adjustments lead to such a result? How far can i go without local corrections? Is it just color saturation and maybe a color shift? Or is there much more to do ..read more

Hello, Im new here so please be gentle. Curious as to why when I print it seems to vary from what LR shows. I am using the company Mpix for printing. They appear to be print darker and sometimes more yellow ..read more

Hi, I've noticed that on some (generally older) images I work with, I'm seeing the histogram "max out" at a white point that is not all the way to the full dynamic/histogram range. I'm wondering why, and if/how I should adjust editing processes for these images. The latter, ultimately, is most important! I may be using the term "white point" here incorrectly. But, basically, I'm referring to a right edge on the histogram. It's not just happening with the histogram on import for the... Read more ..read more

Greetings. I am a longtime LRC on Mac user and considering buying my first iPad. I watched several videos and like the idea of using the pencil. However, I have never used LR mobile, cloud, or whatever its called now. Any guide to making this move? Thoughts or suggestions? Thanks ..read more