Background images in Slideshow sometimes appeared pixelated.Selected Published Folder or Collection is not deselected if a folder is selected.
Slideshow not working, only getting black screen.Will not export both portrait and landscape oriented pictures as a slideshow video in 720 or 1080.Problem with watermark opacity in export slideshow.Library collection panel scrolled unexpectedly when you duplicate/rename/delete a collection set.Fixed issues relating to the Point Curve as reported here and here.
#ADOBE LIGHTROOM CC 2015 CANON 5D MARK IV UPDATE WINDOWS#
Please note that this only occurred on Windows and only when selecting “Open in Photoshop” as a Post-Processing item in the Export dialog.
Lightroom would show an error dialog when attempting to open an image in Photoshop. Please see this note for further details. Improved support for Canon 5D Mark IV dual pixel raw images. A new set of Camera Matching Profiles for Canon 5D Mark IV. New Tethered Shooting Support in Lightroom CC (2015.8) / 6.8 Panasonic LUMIX DMC-FZ2500 (DMC-FZ2000 and DMC-FZH1)Īdditional lens profiles have been included for: Apple, Canon, Google, Go Pro, Leica, Nikon, Ricoh, Samsung and Sigma cameras and smart phones. New Camera and Lens Support in Lightroom CC (2015.8) / 6.8 4K and 5K) monitors, prior versions of Lightroom would not completely fill the Loupe window. Particularly when using ultra high-resolution (i.e. You can now zoom to fit and zoom to fill. As a result, you should notice improvements in photo editing responsiveness when background tasks (such as Preview Generation) are running, moving files between folders, running catalog backups, etc. With Lightroom CC (2015.8) / 6.8 there are a number of activity prioritisation changes designed to improve the responsiveness of your Lightroom experience. You can now export a Collection Set as a new catalog. You can now filter or create a Smart Collection for images that have Snapshots associated with them. To lock the current reference photo to the Reference window, click the Reference Photo lock icon in the toolbar before switching away from the Develop module. Note that by default, Lightroom will clear the current reference photo when you switch away from the Develop module. While above describes a work flow where the reference photos and all of the other images are from the same event it is possible to set any photo in your catalog as the reference photo. Personally, I find this rather tiring on the eyes, and would prefer that the RGB values are displayed at the cursor position rather than the histogram. However, the RGB values themselves are displayed under the Histogram, which means you are constantly having to switch your view from the photo to the histogram. It’s also possible to adjust by the RGB values associated with pixels directly under the cursor. 
In general, the tool is most useful when used to visually match photos to a reference photo.
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