Posted by Mark Seaver on November 5, 2012 at 9:49 AM
I recently upgraded from LR 4.1 to 4.2 and now every time I send an image to PS5 I get the warning that I don't have ACR 7.2. Does this mean that I need to apply LR adjustments to all images that I"m sending to PS5 in order to get the 2010 process version to work in PS5 (via ACR 6.7) or will my global adjustments in LR be applied in spite of the warning. At this point, I'm also wondering if I should retreat to LR 4.1.
Posted by Lindy Martin on November 8, 2012 at 9:51 AM
Hi Mark
I had a bit of a disaster with LR 4.2 and CS5. Some of the setting in the application did actually not work to the point that Adobe told me to set up my Mac with a new user. This did solve the problems (but I ended up re-formatting the hard drive and started over). Adobe also indicates that ACR 7.2 does not work with CS5. What I have found is that the images import well into CS5 and the settings that I used in LR are there in CS5. I would not revert back to LR4.1 Hope this helps.
Posted by Mark Windom on November 10, 2012 at 2:12 PM
I use this combo and just direct LR/PS to apply all LR adjustments before going over into PS.....I don't see the need to upgrade to CS6 with the improvements made in the new version of LR so I'll just keep doing it this way.
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2 repliesI had a bit of a disaster with LR 4.2 and CS5. Some of the setting in the application did actually not work to the point that Adobe told me to set up my Mac with a new user. This did solve the problems (but I ended up re-formatting the hard drive and started over). Adobe also indicates that ACR 7.2 does not work with CS5. What I have found is that the images import well into CS5 and the settings that I used in LR are there in CS5. I would not revert back to LR4.1 Hope this helps.