LR reseting all adjustment every time I save picture in PS (After updating ACR 9.7)

[creative_fahad]

Background:

Hey everyone, I update my lightroom and photoshop cc 2015 now I have camera raw 9.7 which I believe is the latest one, after updating I am facing very annoying problem which wasn’t there before.

Problem:

When I use edit in photshop feature in LR. Photoshop open my file but when I save it, its reset all my adjustments in LR for that picture.

My work flow:

I usually make all my color correction and adjustments in LR on the copy of image which created when you do edit in photshop, and use photoshop only for skin clearness and dodge and burn etc but not color correction. Now when ever I save my file after dodge and burn or etc in photoshop LR automatically reset all my adjustment to 0. Its very very annoying since I like to work back and forth in LR PS.

I checked the some problem is happening on my laptop and Desktop only after upgrade

Please Please help me

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[Jon Fritz]

Moved out of the Forum Lounge (not for technical support) and to the Photoshop Lightroom forum.

[Just Shoot Me]

Are you working with RAW images and then saving as TIFF or PSD? Or are you sending TIFF, PSD or JPG images to PS

If RAW then PS shouldn't be touching the original RAW and no edits you have done in LR should be removed.

Need more info on the type of files you are sending to PS.

[Michael J. Hoffman · Accepted solution]

It's a bug, and I demoed it to the LR team at Max last week.

A workaround is to to go to the Develop module, open the history panel, and click the top entry in the history panel. All your changes are there, but after returning from PS, LR incorrectly sets the pointer to the original history state.

Mike

[JP Hess]

I am assuming you are working with raw files.  When the raw file is sent to Photoshop, the result of the work in Photoshop is saved to a new file that gets returned to Lightroom. The settings that are in that PSD or TIF file are the default settings. However, they include all of the adjustments that were originally made in Lightroom to the raw image. So all of the Photoshop settings as well as the original Lightroom settings become part of the default settings saved by Photoshop. That is why all settings start at the default on a newly saved image from Photoshop.