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- Feb 11, 2019
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- Lightroom Version Number
- 14.0.1
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- macOS 15 Sequoia
I found a weird problem with N1J5 photographs which are all green.
The camera's auto white balance is not great - a lot of snow and ice pictures are far too blue, so at some point in the past (raw model 5), I applied "LR Auto" to many of these pictures, which have all recently reverted to lurid green.
The settings are: WhiteBalance: Auto, Temperature: 2000, Tint: -150, and AutoWhiteVersion=134348800 (that last isn't available without a data inspector like jF data explorer)
If you re-apply "Auto" nothing happens. But if you apply "As Shot" then "Auto", it goes back and does something reasonable.
I wrote a little plugin that finds all the photos with the aforementioned settings, and applies the white balance fix above. If anyone needs it, let me know.
I fixed several hundred pictures; will be interesting to see how long they stay fixed!
Fortunately, the keepers to which I had applied custom white balance settings all seem stable.
I fixed this in LR 14.0.1, but I have seen this issue several times in the past with previous versions, just never bothered to investigate.
The camera's auto white balance is not great - a lot of snow and ice pictures are far too blue, so at some point in the past (raw model 5), I applied "LR Auto" to many of these pictures, which have all recently reverted to lurid green.
The settings are: WhiteBalance: Auto, Temperature: 2000, Tint: -150, and AutoWhiteVersion=134348800 (that last isn't available without a data inspector like jF data explorer)
If you re-apply "Auto" nothing happens. But if you apply "As Shot" then "Auto", it goes back and does something reasonable.
I wrote a little plugin that finds all the photos with the aforementioned settings, and applies the white balance fix above. If anyone needs it, let me know.
I fixed several hundred pictures; will be interesting to see how long they stay fixed!
Fortunately, the keepers to which I had applied custom white balance settings all seem stable.
I fixed this in LR 14.0.1, but I have seen this issue several times in the past with previous versions, just never bothered to investigate.