Efficiently organize all your photos and share them almost anywhere. Perfect your shots with powerful new adjustment tools like the Advanced Healing Brush. Roll back to 9.4 (hard, ask for details if you get this desperate).From first look to final image, Adobe Photoshop Lightroom makes everything about digital photography easier, faster, and more amazing. If you have a custom color profile assigned to your display from a calibrator or running System Preferences > Displays > Color > Calibrate, set the display profile to Color LCD (for a Retina display), Adobe RGB (for a wide-gamut display), or sRGB (for a traditional display). Set Preferences > Performance > Use Graphics Processor to Off. There may be multiple issues going on, so different workarounds have worked for some people: However, 10.1.1 was an unusual "patch" release to fix a cloud-sync problem, so the regular schedule might have shifted (Adobe rarely lets us know ahead of time). LR usually releases every two months, and 10.1 came out on 12/8, so we might expect 10.2 the first week of February. Adobe has acknowledged these issues, and we can hope that 10.2 will fix them. Many people are experiencing problems with LR 10.0, 10.1, and 10.1.1 on all versions of Mac OS. I was very happy to find that the Adobe Creative Cloud app has the option of installing ANY of the recent versions of Lightroom. This works responsively, as I was used to with LR v6.14, and has not crashed. THIS worried me a lot.īased on recommendations I found regarding the sluggish behavior of LR CC 10 scrolling, I downgraded and installed LR CC v9.4 instead. The only choice was a power button forced shutdown. Spinning beachball with mouse control, but I could click on nothing.
AND, the three times I tried making an adjustment, LR CC seemed to pause to catch up with a one slider change and then froze my entire computer. The controls were VERY jerky, and delayed in reacting to adjustments.
Worse than scrolling issues, the (essentially fatal) problem I had was trying to use the Develop Module.
From some internet searching, I learned this is a commonly mentioned problem with LR CC v10. When I first tried using LR, I was not happy with the jerky-jerky scrolling in the Library Grid view. I let Adobe Creative Cloud install PS and LR (v10.1.1). But, for many reasons, including wanting to have some of the new “bells and whistles” on LR Classic, I updated to macOS 10.14.6 (Mojave) and subscribed to the LR/PS bundle. I had been using Lightroom v6.14 on my 2013 Mac Pro and macOS 10.12.6. I posted this, there, hoping someone would notice. I tried the Adobe Chat but after an hour, no human appeared.
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