Lr Plug In Issues
I have the latest Aurora update & having issues with the plug-in. I don't use it a lot but every now & then want to make an image pop a bit more, I do real estate photography & sometimes working the image to much you need that extra bump. I'm in Lr, I export to Aurora then when I click 'Apply' it should ave the changes then re-import back to the film strip in Lr for more editing if needed but it does not....Why Not, it should! I would like to export all the images I've taken along with the Aurora ones I did together at a specific size that the agent I am working for requests. It's just missing entirely from the filmstrip.
Believe it or not I did find the image by accident in a folder on my hard drive. When you export an image or images from Lr you are in the Export Dialog box, from there you can select the folder or sub-folder, label it, add copyrights, re-size to your needs, & sharpening, the Aurora image instead of re-importing back to the Lr filmstrip it automatically goes to the folder I selected in the Export Dialog box, in this case it was in the folder I previously selected, it was in a property listing I shot the day before.
Right above the filmstrip I did select 'All Photographs', it still didn't show up. I've read others are having this same problem, if Photomatix re-enters back to the filmstrip why can't Aurora? Has this been addressed? This is a real pain if not. Please Advise-Jerry
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Hi Jerry,
I'm sorry to hear you're having trouble with the Lightroom plugin!
The images should indeed be making the round-trip from LR > Aurora > LR. Usually "missing" images can be found by clicking into Library > Catalog > All Photographs.
The reason that you may have to click into this folder is that if you're working on a recent import, you may actually be seeing the Library > Catalog > Previous Import shortcut rather than the Library > Folders > 2018-08-21 (for example) where you saved the images.
After Clicking into All Photographs, and then back into the folder where your images are saved, you should see your image either stacked with the original OR at the end of the filmstrip, depending on how you've told Lightroom to sort images.
If after doing that your Aurora edits still aren't showing in Lightroom please send us a note to support@skylum.com with your PC info (instructions below) and the exact steps you're using to export to Aurora and return. A numbered list of steps would be the most convenient. For example:
1. Launch Luminar.
2. Load the file named X with an extension Y.
3. Apply Z filter.
4. Set S slider to U value.
5. etc. etc.
For your PC info, please following the following instructions and include the saved file with your email.
- Press the Windows logo key + R.
- Type msinfo32 in the dialog box that opens and hit Enter on your keyboard.
- In the window that opens, make sure you have System Summary highlighted on the left.
- Click File > Export.
- Type the name of the file and save it somewhere where you can easily find it
Thanks in advance! We look forward to hearing from you.
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