Hi blacklemon,
Do you export the images from Lightroom and then, share them with snapfish for Print?
What are the Export settings of Lightroom and the color space in Photoshop?
It could be possible that the color space for you and snapfish is different and it also depends on their Print Settings.
Hi Jim_Palik,
Please check the following document, it should be helpful : Error: "Unable to start correctly (0Xc000007b)"
Regards,
Tanuj
FANTASTIC! Thanks so much, Jao! The DNG export trick worked!
Hi badgermom,
It seems you want to use Lightroom catalog on two different computer.
I would suggest you to keep the images and the catalog in the external hard drive. You need to just connect the hard drive to the computer you are using and launch Lightroom using the catalog from the external hard drive.
Hope this helps.
~Mrinmay
Hi Wobertc,
I tried that and ended up with a black screen.
I know that seems like the easiest solution. I'm concerned that if I went from one location to the other and forgot my external drive, or it got damaged in transit, I would be without my photos for months, or worse. In addition, my backup would still not be properly synced with my external drive. In the event my external drive was damaged or lost I would lose all my photos and their structure for both computers. If I had a system that synced automatically in real time I would avoid these issues.
There is no License This Software button, but only Buy Now. And where is that 24 digit code coming from? Adobe or Leica?
You may copy and paste the catalog and the images on to another backup drive in a regular interval to take backup or you may use some backup software to backup your data.
Hope this helps.
~Mrinmay
Sarika,
Solution 1. I renamed the Lightroom preset folder as requested and the problem stayed the same.
Solution 2. I renamed the Develop preset folder and the problem remained.
I also tried keeping the original Lightroom preset folder and renamed the develop folder within that folder and the problem remains the same.
Renaming both together and restarting LR the problem remains.
I tried a Slideshow with about 100 images and it progressed till near the end before the error occurred.
Des
Thanks for you advice. I clicked the link you gave me but somehow it just gives me a runaround. I am back to the same trial version, this time with one day less to use.
Thanks for your suggestions.
Hi folks,
I'm having problems with LightRoom 6.3 backups on a Windows 7 64 bit PC - this also happened on LR 6.2. On exiting LightRoom 6:
So, it appears to be the "Optimize catalog after back up" option that causes the failure.
Once in Lightroom, if I choose File ---> Optimize Catalog... it begins optimization then gives "Error: Your catalog was not optimized and Lightroom must restart. Lightroom will check the catalog for damage when it resumes". On clicking "Ok", it gives me the usual backup/Test Integrity/ Optimize catalog options you get when exiting Lightroom, which I hen choose to skip. On restarting it checks the catalog and starts up ok.
I assumed there was damage to the Catalog so I exported all the images (60,000) as a new catalog, without the negatives, created a new catalog and imported them from the "export" catalog. This has not resolved the problem.
Can anyone please help?
Many thanks
Tony
Actually, what happened was that my computer stopped reading my external drive with all of my LR files on it. I still don't know why. I had to shut everything down, unplug my external drives, check the one with the LR files on it on my laptop, then reconnect it to my iMac. After I opened LR and got the catalog up and made sure I had access to my raw files, I reconnected the time machine drive which was the one that the computer was reading before. It worked. But I still don't know why. I just ordered two new external drives today in case its a bad drive.
Perhaps you should ask Leica for exactly how to use this bundled Lightroom
This is explained at the link in my reply #5 and . The Develop module uses a simple and fast "nearest neighbor" interpolation algorithm for creating the screen preview image. The Library module uses a more accurate (slower) Bicubic interpolation to create the Library previews. The Develop preview is only accurate at 1:1 Zoom view concerning the rendered noise and sharpening. At less than 1:1 Zoom view it may appear both less noisy and sharper.
To determine how Export images will appear review them in the Library module at less than 1:1 Zoom view, preferably using the pyramid zoom settings ( 1:2, 1:3, 1:4, 1:8, 1:16) and not Fit or Fill. This is the most accurate preview for images that will be resized in the Export module for prints (i.e. Resize to Fit) or viewed at less than full-size on screen. Just make sure to update the Library previews after editing images in the Develop module by selecting all images that have been edited and go to menu Library> Previews> Build Standard Previews.
More explanation at the two posts below:
I still having problem with freezing. What else can be done to solve this problem. It's very frustrating.
I guess that would be my last resort. I let you know the result. Thanks a lot anyway.
JoeKostoss wrote:
trshaner wrote:
You have your Canon 5D MKIII set to shoot full-size (5760 x 3840) JPEG and reduced size sRAW files (2880 x 1920). You will need to change your in-camera settings to RAW and not sRAW to record a full-size 5760 x 3840 raw file.
I stand corrected; I did not know that could be done. It is not an option on my Nikon D7000.
Some Nikon models offer an sRAW raw file option. I'm not a big fan of sRaw, mRaw, or any other reduced size raw file format. The RGGB sensor data is demosaiced (RGB) in the sRaw file, so technically it is no longer a true raw file, which prevents LR or any other raw processor from properly detecting and removing hot pixels from high ISO or long exposure images. Also what do you do if that once in a life-time image is captured and you forgot your camera was set to shoot sRaw....well then you have a much smaller file to work with and use. Memory cards and hard drives are DIRT CHEAP....my time and energy is way more EXPENSIVE and limited!
I may have found something. If you are all importing to an external drive. (Mine is a Seagate Backup Plus Portable Drive 1.5TB) after I upgraded to El Crap-e-tan the drive went from read write to read only. That was the source of the error I think. When I downloaded a NTFS driver from a company called Paragon on the Seagate web site. http://www.seagate.com/support/downloads/item/ntfs-driver-for-mac-os-master-dl/<http://www.seagate.com/support/downloads/item/ntfs-driver-for-mac-os-master-dl/>
After installing the driver the drive shows as read and write.
Give that a try.
Marty
When I am editing in LR and click on next photo to edit, it says LR not responding. and never starts back working. I have cut the computer off and back on, have updated. Tried all I know to do. Has anyone had this prob and how did you fix it. I have a lot of work I need to be working on. Thank you in advance!