Errors when publishing photos to Flickr through the Publish Service.Video playback stops when dragging on the scrubber.Slideshows start playing automatically even when the Manual Slideshow option is enabled.Increased Update Spot Removal history steps when in Before and After view.Sony 18-55mm lens is detected as the Hasselblad 18-55mm lens for lens correction.Auto White Balance settings are not saved to Snapshots.Feather of clone spots is set to 0 after upgrading catalog to Lightroom 5.Catalog optimization did not finish, and was not optimizing the catalog.Incorrect photos are displayed after switching away from a Publish Collection.Issues when upgrading catalog from previous versions of Lightroom.Shift+double-clicking to set the auto values for the Whites and Blacks sliders will now take into account current non-default settings, as well as other factors such as the current crop.(I still recommend setting Whites and Blacks last, as per this article.) Similarly, if you want Lightroom to set Whites and Blacks automatically to maximize the range of tones from white to black, the following shortcut will be useful. (This is different from the existing behavior of Opt/Alt-clicking or double-clicking on the WB label, which resets the Temp and Tint sliders to their “As Shot” values, and the WB menu to “As Shot”.)

Shift+double-clicking on the White Balance label sets the Temp and Tint sliders to their Auto White Balance settings and the WB menu to “Auto”.Shift+double-clicking on the Temp or Tint slider label sets each to its Auto White Balance value.

(Once the file downloads, double-click on it to install the update.)įor those of you who use Auto White Balance, which analyzes your image data to determine a “best guess” white balance value, the following new shortcuts will come in handy: This Lightroom 5.3 Release Candidate is a free (early) update to Lightroom 5. With 5.3, there are some important bug fixes, so do review the list below. My general recommendation regarding release candidates is for most people to wait for the official release, unless you have one of the new cameras or need a new lens profile, or unless the bugs that have been fixed are affecting you.

This release contain bug fixes, new camera support, new lens profiles and a few new Develop shortcuts. Release candidates are made available before official releases in order to get broader community testing and feedback. The Lightroom team has announced the availability of the release candidate for Lightroom 5.3.

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