I just finished correcting 65' images. Checked them in slide show.( selected all) Went back to DEVELOP module and made adj to one image, I forgot to deselect all the images. It made the change to all images. Took about 1 hr. Then I went into history went back two steps. I lost the history and the program crashed. Now all my images are blue. Lost all 6hrs of work. Any way to get them back? :shock:
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How did you lose the history?
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After looking at all Images in Slide Show I saw one image that needed color correction. I open develop, highlighted that image. Rest of images still highlighted( I find it hard to tell when the remanining images a highlited.Not thinking I changed color balance 25'' kelvin. Most of my images were 56''. They all changed to 25''K after about 1 hr. they were all done. I went to history backed off the last step, white balance change. Thats went lightroom crashed. When I reopened with all images selected there was nothing in history. I played around and am able to do one at a time. Each image still has the complete history. I just thought I could change them all back at once. Bob
After looking at all Images in Slide Show I saw one image that needed color correction. I open develop, highlighted that image. Rest of images still highlighted( I find it hard to tell when the remanining images a highlited.Not thinking I changed color balance 25'' kelvin. Most of my images were 56''. They all changed to 25''K after about 1 hr. they were all done. I went to history backed off the last step, white balance change. Thats went lightroom crashed. When I reopened with all images selected there was nothing in history. I played around and am able to do one at a time. Each image still has the complete history. I just thought I could change them all back at once. Bob
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Ah right, no, 'fraid not. At least it's possible to do one by one.
Can't you just select them all again and then reset the WB to 56''? It's non-destructive editing, so it's not doing any harm to the image.
Changing WB on all images
This would be fine if all images were 56''K. The images taken at a wedding. Person shooting had camera set on manual. Ambient light over powered the Strob in most.Temp is all over the place. Normally this would work. Bob
This would be fine if all images were 56''K. The images taken at a wedding. Person shooting had camera set on manual. Ambient light over powered the Strob in most.Temp is all over the place. Normally this would work. Bob
Fair enough. I was basing it on your comment about most of the images were 56'', thus meaning you would have corrected most of them straight away.
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