- #Lightroom cc sync settings install
- #Lightroom cc sync settings upgrade
- #Lightroom cc sync settings license
Once again, this is for Lightroom CC, NOT what is now known as Lightroom classic. Your catalog will not be affected by uninstalling/reinstalling. I believe you need to be in the Develop module for you to be able to sync settings of photos, I believe the button is in the bottom right side once you have photos selected. Overwrite the Preferences when prompted by the dialog. Hold down Alt/Opt+Shift while restarting Lightroom. Sometimes weird behavior is corrected/cured by resetting the preferences. To access the sync preferences in Lightroom Classic, choose Edit (Win)/ Lightroom Classic (Mac) menu > Preferences > Lightroom Sync tab. A Preference File will survive a Lightroom uninstall/reinstall. In that case you need to fully uninstall Lightroom, and then reinstall it after the subscription has come into effect and you’ve logged in with your Creative Cloud credentials. In the Lightroom Sync tab of the Preferences dialog box, you can specify the settings for syncing photos between Lightroom Classic and Lightroom ecosystem of apps. Or, of course, you can take a subscription to Lightroom Classic after all. You can find the correct installers and updaters here: The edits and metadata should come over, except those edits that are new for Lightroom Classic (like Range Mask). Then open Lightroom 6 with your old Lightroom 6 catalog, and import these images. In order not to lose all the work you may have done since your first update, select all the images that were imported after you updated to Classic and choose 'Metadata - Save Metadata to Files'.
#Lightroom cc sync settings license
The solution is to go back to Lightroom 6, the version you have a license to use. You’ve just been lucky that it didn’t happen earlier, when you first started with the upgraded version.
#Lightroom cc sync settings install
Due to a bug in the updaters it was somehow possible to install Lightroom Classic without having a subscription, and this now causes all kinds of problems.
There is no perpetual license for Lightroom Classic and there is no Lightroom 7.
#Lightroom cc sync settings upgrade
That upgrade should never have been possible, because you do not have a subscription to Lightroom Classic, but a perpetual license for Lightroom 6. You have this problem of having 'upgraded' a perpetual license of Lightroom 6 to Lightroom Classic somehow. If it says anything other than ‘Creative Cloud’, then read this carefully: After selecting all the images in a series, navigate to the right-hand column in the Library Module and go to Sync Settings. Quick Tip: The First Image You Click Will Have a Lighter Border Than the Surrounding Images. If it says ‘Creative Cloud’, then ignore the rest of this message. First, click on the image you edited, then press CTRL or CMD and click on all the other images in the series. Because I’m out most of the day, I can tell you what to look for. It sounds like you are just another victim of the ‘upgrade bug’.
Please post a screenshot of the ‘Help - System Info’ menu.
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