


3rd 2014) starting "The problem still exists in LR 5.6 on a Mac 10.7.5. I hope you'll be able to reproduce it and will update this post (or add a new one) if I can figure out how to "turn the wrong behavior on". and a couple of cropped photos and copied settings later it disappears as if it had not been there, before turning up again later (later has so far been earliest the next day for me). You need to use my steps to fix the wrong behavior not to produce it Wished I had found a way to force the system to go wrong, but it comes like lighting out of nowhere. And I guess by now I can rule out that it has anything to do with file-writing permissions, as for me the problem for one photo can be fixed by just copying the settings right after cropping it. Feel free to contact me if my descriptions are confusing or if you need more information.īoth my files and the catalogue I am using are stored on the same external hard drive. (this gallery is only accessible with this link) and I put some titles to them that should describe what happens when. But I had some left that I hadn't re-fixed, they are uploaded to my website here. The reproduction of this one really is tricky, as it seems the error occurs at point X when fixed with my little workaround it does not re-occur for a while sometimes a day sometimes longer.

Nope, system reboot did not change a thing.Īnd go on as usual (at least for me the next crop after this photo was working as usual). Hope a system reboot will do the trick this time. Re-formatting of the drive (after backup of course) and putting it all up again on the now completely Mac Journaled formatted drive (before only the partition I used was formatted as Mac Journaled, but the main partition was formatted as some DOS FAT system) Hard drive check and repair (repair despite the fact that no errors where found) this afternoon, when suddenly after a couple of crops and going to the next photo with "the mouse" (more precisely with the pen of a Tablet) it stopped working.

The problem still exists in LR 5.6 on a Mac 10.7.5.Īnd it starts somewhat out of the blue - it worked fine for all photos I did between the time I once reported this failure in another thread and 5 p.m.
