- Lightroom Version Number
- LR Classic 10.3 Release Camera Raw 13.3
- Operating System
- macOS 10.15 Catalina
Hello,
I'm seeing colors change in several of my photo files, and am worrying about possible file corruption. This is occurring with many, but not all of my files - often (but not always) those which have been edited in Photoshop.
In particular, areas which should be black - and were in the past - now have have blue spots/splotches. Sometimes, it is red splotches which appear in light areas
The files look normal in the library module, but the splotches appear when shifting to the develop module, but they then disappear in soft proofing.
I tried reverting back to an older library catalog, but saw no change in this behavior.
Is there some setting I am perhaps missing, for example one which highlights grossly over or under exposed areas???
I'm attaching screen shots of an example, the first is the picture as it appears in the library module, the second is in the develop module, and the third is in soft proofing.
Any thoughts or suggestions would be very much appreciated!
I'm seeing colors change in several of my photo files, and am worrying about possible file corruption. This is occurring with many, but not all of my files - often (but not always) those which have been edited in Photoshop.
In particular, areas which should be black - and were in the past - now have have blue spots/splotches. Sometimes, it is red splotches which appear in light areas
The files look normal in the library module, but the splotches appear when shifting to the develop module, but they then disappear in soft proofing.
I tried reverting back to an older library catalog, but saw no change in this behavior.
Is there some setting I am perhaps missing, for example one which highlights grossly over or under exposed areas???
I'm attaching screen shots of an example, the first is the picture as it appears in the library module, the second is in the develop module, and the third is in soft proofing.
Any thoughts or suggestions would be very much appreciated!