This release upgrades your catalog format, so just be aware that you can’t easily roll back to 9.4. RAM has also increased to a minimum of 8GB, with a recommendation of 16GB. The minimum macOS now supported is 10.14 (Mojave) – 10.13 (High Sierra) is no longer supported. Windows 7 and Windows 10 v1803 or v1809 are no longer supported. The minimum Windows 10 supported is v1903 or later. The system requirements have been updated: Some are reporting issues w ith Some Smart Previews were not built on Import.Īnd finally for now, there’s a change in the preview rendering which improves performance but at the expense of image quality in the Library module in some cases, which is under investigation. Likewise, there seems to be a ?:0 Attempt to index field ‘font’ error when trying to send photos using the built-in email function.

If you come across an Unexpected Error Opening Catalog, the cause is currently unknown, so roll back to 9.4 and track the progress of the investigation here.Ī few people are reporting an error: ?:0: attempt to compare two nil values when adding photos to a collection when the sort order is set to Custom. There’s a confirmed issue with copying and pasting white balance to other photos. There are some reports of performance issues on macOS, which are currently being investigated. The entire Lightroom cloud-based ecosystem has also been updated today too. a mass of mobile and Lightroom Cloud-based improvements, as well as smaller features.9.4 (August 2020) – Built-in Lens Corrections, Import Dialog Save option.9.3 (June 2020) – Local HSL adjustments, new Presets for Defaults, ISO Adaptive Presets, new Tone Curve UI, Sync Activity display, Batch Export, Performance improvements, Tutorials and new icons.9.2 (February 2020) – Custom Defaults, PSB file support, Auto Sync button, multiple monitor preferences, Export Dialog updates, GPU updates, Photoshop Elements 2020 migration.9.1 (December 2019) – macOS Catalina compatibility.Of course, new features have been released every few months, rather than having to wait for a single x.0 release. Adobe tend to update the main version number annually around the time of Adobe Max and this year is no exception. As Lightroom is now subscription software, this isn’t a 10.0 in the conventional sense. Lightroom Classic 10.0 has been released today.

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