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I bought a brand new version of lightroom on Amazon, got it in the mail today but I can't figure out how to change it. Is there a way to change the serial or uninstall/reinstall with the good software?
I had the same kind of issue... taken stock of my proper legit version of Lightroom 4 today and went through the above - I deleted all files I could find referencing Lightroom 4 (there were two in Preferences and the Application Support folder). I searched hidden files for anything with lightroom in the filename and couldn't find anything. I deleted the application and installed the new one, but it still won't prompt me for the serial number.
I noticed that in lightroom (and maybe photoshop too), the white balance/temperature dial shows the cool temperatures with low numbers and warm temperatures with the higher number where from what I've seen everywhere it's the other way around ie. 2500 would be a warm color and 7000 would be a very cool color. Can anybody explain the logic of why lightroom would be the other way around? are these in Kelvin even or a different scale?
8:53PM, 21 December 2008 PST(permalink)
OK, so I haven't had breakfast yet but you've got me puzzling over this.
Both jrowland96 and jaovandelagemaat have confirmed what we know - that colour temperature is measured in Kelvin units and the higher the temp (bigger numbers) the bluer the light. Easy to remember as I think of bunsen burners back in my science class many decades ago.
But Houston Cougars is right. Lightroom temp slider shows a smaller number for bluer treatment, larger number towards yellow.
If anyone can explain this I might be able to stop worrying, walk away from the computer and start the cooking and cleaning for the impending Christmas visit by the in-laws.
ages ago(permalink)
I guess what worries me the most is that now I can't trust the numbers on the color slider and just have to go by my eye if say I wanted a day time colored temperature of 5500. hah maybe I should subtract 5500 from the highest going right to left to get it right...
ages ago(permalink)
I think the numbers are accurate, as long as your illumination is reasonably close to a black body - otherwise that's what the tint slider is for (though that's not perfect). Basically, unless you have a spectrometer and the ability to completely adjust the colour profile, you can't get it spot-on for non-black-body sources.
Does it really matter, though?
ages ago(permalink)
ok i think we have a disconnect since most people are correcting me for being off by 200k here or there. I know what the different color temperatures mean and look like so I'm not asking specific color the temperature of say day time vs. early afternoon is exactly, that's not my point.
My point is that every color scale I have looked at associate the warm colors (ie. early daylight, candle, halogen, etc) with lower numbers like 2200, 2600, 3000 etc, and the cooler colors with higher numbers like 6000, 7000, etc. In Lightroom however it's backwards and cooler temperatures have the low number and warmer temperatures have the higher number and I'm wondering why this is.
If what Ben Cooper said is true in that this is a balance scale so it counters the existing temperature then it makes sense(even though i need to think about it some time to really think about it), but if it's showing the actual temperature then it looks backwards to me because of the above...
lol and i guess it doesn't really matter...I just thought this was something obvious that everybody knew and had noticed or something. carry on.
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Is there an maximum number of images contained in a folder that can be imported in LR Classic at one, it seem like if i have more that 1000 pictures in a folder Classic hangs, i now have to break those files in subfolder , i never used to have issues with importing large folder prior, did you change something. If so please fix this issue, i shoot events and sessions that typically are more that 1000 images in a folder.
Is your Use Graphics Processor checked in preferences>performance? Try unchecking it. There isn't a limit on the number of images you can have in a catalog or folder. Optimizing your catalog may be helpful as well. Optimize Lightroom performance
I suspect that when you try to import a large number of images at one time your system is overheating. Importing and building preview is CPU intensive. Your system is hanging because the CPU gets hot.
I would like to know how to add sequential numbers to photos I am exporting. This is to make it easier for the client to decide which images he wishes to choose. Any assistance is much appreciated. I am very much a novice with Lightroom CC or any other editing program. Thank you
I may not have explained myself properly. I need the sequential numbers to be on the front of the image like a watermark. I am planning on posting a large amount of images. The client can then reference the image by the number. Then we will both know what image is wanted.
Permanently Offline If your computer is permanently offline (i.e. secure environments like government, banking etc.) you need to complete an offline activation within 7 days of the first launch of the software otherwise it will stop working. You need an internet enabled device and your product's serial number to complete this process.
Now, if you bought the license from Adobe, or way back then, bought it from a proper dealer AND registered it at Adobe, then you should be able to login at Adobe.com (with the very account you logged into this forum?), go and manage your account, look at registered products (when I tested this just now, had to click on register a product, to get to a listing of what I have, might have wording wrong) you should be able to retrieve your proper serial number.
IIRC when installing and or starting LR 6 for the first time you have to enter an Adobe ID and then enter the serial number and if an Upgrade serial number you have to then enter a serial number from any previous version of LR.
I bought Lightroom 6 two years ago. I downloaded it and logged in with my account perfectly fine and began to use it, thinking because I logged in with my account I assumed Adobe would then automatically register my account. But they didn't. I have recently bought a large amount of presets and when I went to download them it asked for my serial number. Well I threw away the box thinking Adobe would have registered me and it would be as simple as going to my account to find the serial number...
Suggestion: from now on, you need to store ALL of your serial number (not just Lightroom) in a location that you know you can find at a later time. What I do is I create text file on my computer that is named serial_numbers.txt, and place all of your serial numbers into this file; and I make backups to another disk and to "the cloud", so even if my house burns down, I still have access to all of my serial numbers.
By the way, for anyone reading this far, you should never be in the situation where you can't find your serial number (for Lightroom, or for any other software). You need to find a way to store your serial numbers someplace you can find them again. I have a text file, which is backed up to the cloud, for my serial numbers, with the easy to find file name of "serial numbers.txt".
Advice: for all the software that you purchase, write down the serial number and store it in a place that you will be able to find it when needed. This could be a piece of paper, or a computer file, but don't get into the situation wehre you don't know the serial numbers of the products that you have purchase
Advice: for all the software that you purchase, write down the serial number and store it in a place that you will be able to find it when needed. This could be a piece of paper, or a computer file, but don't get into the situation wehre you don't know the serial numbers of the products that you have purchased.
Thanks for the information on how to find the number in an installed version. I upgraded to LR5 but could not find the box of my LR4 install. Just went under the help tab and found the serial. Now all's set to go!
Cloud programs do not use serial numbers... you log in to your paid Cloud account to download & install & activate... you MAY need to log out of the Cloud and restart your computer and log back in to the Cloud for things to work
Thank you John. Your correct I have trying to figure out how to put in an old serial number but it never comes up. That is because it automatically goes to the cloud. I am going to look at the classic L.R. to see if I like that better and closer to the older version. Thank you for your help in all you do....Shelley
John W - thanks.. is that the only option? Why would you download the trial when you know you need the full version. If I was to download the full version does is not give me an opportunity to put in the serial number? (I did try this and it didnt..).
If you install from the disk the first thing you'll be prompted to do when you start Lightroom is to update your program. Adobe doesn't release new packages every time the version is updated. So you will get 4.0 in the package, and you'll be prompted to update to version 4.3 immediately. Bypass that step by downloading the trial version, which is the full version of Lightroom, and then follow the prompts to enter your serial number.
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