The developers have been hard at work making “under the hood” improvements for performance including: The RGB values also show under the Histogram for both the reference (left) and active (right) photo. The reference photo disappears when you switch modules, but if you lock the lock icon, it remains selected until you quit Lightroom. To switch back to normal single image view, click the Loupe icon in the toolbar or press D.Go ahead and edit the active photo as you normally would.Drag and drop the reference photo onto the left pane or right-click on thumbnail in Grid view/Filmstrip and select Set as Reference Photo.Click the R/A button in the Develop module toolbar or use the shortcut Shift-R.You may have previously used Locked Secondary Window for the same purpose, but this is more useful if you’re on a single monitor. I’m sure you can think of a few more uses!.A skin tone reference shot (like an old-fashioned Kodak Shirley card).Replicating a “look” of a different photo.Trying to match photos that will be displayed together, perhaps on the wall or in an album.
Trying to match a raw file to its in-camera jpeg.Matching photos shot at same time using different cameras.Before I tell you HOW to use it, let’s briefly consider a few reasons you might WANT to use it: If you’ve ever wished for a Compare view in the Develop module, you’ll love this new Reference View feature. Edit in Photoshop CC 2017 doesn’t return JPEGs to original folder.The X key doesn’t work correctly in some non-English languages.The Tone Curve doesn’t work correctly in specific circumstances.Some catalogs can’t access the Auto Import Settings dialog.“Error changing modules” (fix in thread).On Mac, catalog backup complains that the catalog is more than 4GB.On Windows, backup fails with a permissions error for specific catalogs (fix in thread).The panels and filmstrip turn black intermittently.Update 1 week on… a few bugs are showing up. Lightroom CC 2015.8 and Lightroom 6.8 have been released today, and there are some great improvements, as well as the normal camera/ lens support and bug fixes for everyone. (For the update links, skip to the end of the post.)
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