Crop overlays don't cycle in Lightroom CC 2017

[hidage_harry]

Long-time user of Lightroom Classic, but having a pretty basic problem after migrating to Lightroom CC 2017. I normally press the "O" hotkey to cycle through crop overlays while cropping (e.g. rule of thirds, golden ratio, etc.), but in the new Lightroom CC 2017 this just toggles overlay on/off instead of cycling. I can't find a menu to select overlays to cycle, or work out how to cycle them.

How can I change or cycle the overlay?

[Jim Wilde · Accepted solution]

I don't think there's any overlay, apart from the "thirds", in LRCC as yet (if there is, it's very well hidden!). LRCC is a long way from being as fully featured as LR Classic, so if this is an important feature for you, I suggest you post a feature request at the official Adobe feedback site. Hopefully Adobe will be paying close attention to such requests, so the more people who vote for it the better the chance that you'll see it in LRCC soon.

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[hidage_harry]

Thanks for letting me know. It seems I have misinterpreted Lightroom CC - I thought I was upgrading to the latest / best version, but I now see that's not the case. I'll stick with Classic until the rest of the features are implemented.

[JP Hess]

Lightroom CC should not be considered to be the latest/best version of Lightroom. Lightroom CC, the new version, is a completely new version that is in version 1 status that is taking Lightroom in a completely new direction targeting a completely different audience. Lightroom Classic CC is still being completely supported and updated, and is what I consider to be the "traditional" Lightroom that has all of the modules and features that we have been accustomed to using for the last several years. Lightroom CC should not be considered as an upgrade or replacement Or improvement. It is taking Lightroom in a new direction, and will be added upon over the next months and perhaps years as Lightroom CC EVOLVES. Lightroom Classic CC will continue providing its traditional services and evolving in its own way as well.

[Neox99]

The reference to 'a completely different audience' is lost by a lot of people.

Problem is the 'old' audience is trying to use a new product as if it's just a replacement for the old.

IMO - far too many are trying to replace Classic with CC. Far too may seem to think they can just take their massive libraries/catalogs and start using them in CC.

[Neox99]

You may have a long wait. Remember Lr is over a decade old and features are still being added.