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Weird colors now showing up on previously developed images in LR

New Here ,
Apr 06, 2017 Apr 06, 2017

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I'm having an issue with previously developed images in LR showing weird colors that weren't there before, and I'm not sure what happened or how to correct this - hoping someone can help direct me to a solution.

I opened up LR the other day to import some images, noticed a few of the imported images looked odd, and opened another image I had previously developed to see what it looked like, and I noticed what almost looks like noise but isn't, just weird coloration. I did a monitor calibration (actually, a few of them) and no change. I checked the same images that I had previously exported in a folder on my desktop, and those looked fine. I then exported the images to PS, and they look normal there. So, somehow, some display settings were changed unbeknownst to me. I have checked numerous developed images and they all display a similar look. They definitely did not look this way last week, and I did not develop them to look this way. 

I'm including screenshots of an image to illustrate. Can anyone help me with how to correct this?

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andybenkert  wrote

I wonder if the upgrade to macOS Sierra had anything to do with it?

Probably. Color Management in any pre-6/CC version of Lightroom doesn't work correctly under Sierra. There has been a lot of threads with similar screenshots, and this seems to be 100% consistent. But nobody ever said anything officially.

Apparently what's happened here is that Apple dropped support for an API or framework used by these earlier Lightroom versions.

From Lightroom 6 and CC everything works normally

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Participant ,
Apr 06, 2017 Apr 06, 2017

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Are the affected areas always in shadow?

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Yes, as far as I can tell it's only affecting shadow areas.

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Apr 06, 2017 Apr 06, 2017

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Which exact version of LR?

Mac or Windows? Which version?

Are you seeing this in the Develop module or the Library module?

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On a Macbook Pro, using LR3 and I have only noticed it in the Develop module.

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Apr 07, 2017 Apr 07, 2017

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I wonder if the upgrade to macOS Sierra had anything to do with it?

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andybenkert  wrote

I wonder if the upgrade to macOS Sierra had anything to do with it?

Probably. Color Management in any pre-6/CC version of Lightroom doesn't work correctly under Sierra. There has been a lot of threads with similar screenshots, and this seems to be 100% consistent. But nobody ever said anything officially.

Apparently what's happened here is that Apple dropped support for an API or framework used by these earlier Lightroom versions.

From Lightroom 6 and CC everything works normally, so as long as you're on Sierra your only option is to upgrade Lightroom.

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Thanks D Fosse for letting me know. Guess it's time to finally pony up! Odd that it only affects images in the LR Develop module though.

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