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Lightroom also supports the new ProRAW image format coming to iPhone 12 Pro with the iOS 14.3 update.ProRAW is also supported in a new update to CameraRAW, so it'll work with. Solved: my Lightroom wont't open. When I click the icon on my desktop (normally it opens up straight away), it just freezes. Can I have some assistance please? If you can't open Lightroom to access the menu, hold down Ctrl (Win)/Opt (Mac) while restarting Lightroom. When the button appears, click Create New Catalog. Choose a location for the temporary catalog (i.e. Import some photos into this new catalog to make sure that everything is working as expected. Adobe has discovered the known issues listed below when running Lightroom CC 2015.8/Lightroom 6.8 on macOS 10.12 (Sierra). Lightroom 6.8: When you import photos multiple times from an SD card, sometimes the duplicates are not detected properly. As a workaround, do any of the following.

• The files and file locations given here are defaults. Some of these locations can be customized in the Lightroom Classoc Preferences or Catalog Settings dialogs.
• While troubleshooting, when possible, rename files instead of deleting them.
• If possible, back up catalogs on a different hard disk or volume from the disk where your catalog is located. For more information on backing up in Lightroom Classic, read Back up a catalog.

Note: The user Library file is hidden by defaultr. For temporary access to the user Library file, press Option and choose Go > Library in the Finder.

The Lightroom Classic application file /Applications/Adobe Lightroom Classic/Adobe Lightroom Classic.app

Preferences

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• Lightroom Classic: /Users/[username]/Library/Preferences/com.adobe.LightroomClassicCC7.plist

On macOS, after you delete the above file, restart your computer, then relaunch Lightroom Classic while holding the shift + option. In the dialog, select Reset Preferences.

Catalog /Users/[username]/Pictures/Lightroom/Lightroom Catalog.lrcat

Preview cache /Users/[username]/Pictures/Lightroom/Lightroom Catalog Previews.lrdata

Smart Preview cache /Users/[user name]/Pictures/Lightroom/Lightroom Catalog Smart Previews.lrdata

Catalog lock file /Users/[user name]/Pictures/Lightroom/Lightroom Catalog.lrcat.lock

Note: The lock file prevents the catalog from being overwritten when in use.

Catalog journal file /Users/[user name]/Pictures/Lightroom/Lightroom Catalog.lrcat-journal

Open catalogs use the journal file to check for incomplete database records. Do not delete the journal file unless you're deleting its associated catalog as well.

Catalog backup /Users/[user name]/Pictures/Lightroom/Backups/[date and time of backup]/Lightroom Catalog.lrcat

Presets and templates

• (.lrtemplate) Presets or templates in the .lrtemplate format are stored at: /Users/[user name]/Library/Application Support/Adobe/Lightroom/[preset or template folder]/[preset or template filename.lrtemplate]
• (XMP) Beginning with Lightroom Classic, the existing presets in the.lrtemplate format are automatically converted to a new XMP preset format. After conversion, the new XMP presets are saved at: ~/Library/Application Support/Adobe/CameraRaw/Settings
• (Presets stored with the catalog): If you've enabled the Store Presets With This Catalog option in the Lightroom Classic preferences, the presets and templates files are saved at: MacHD/[catalog location]/[catalog folder name]/Lightroom Settings/Settings

Note: Some of the folders you're looking for could be hidden. To view them, choose Start > Control Panel > Appearance and Personalization > Folder Options. In the Advanced area of the View tab, make sure that Show Hidden Files and Folders is selected, and then click OK.

The Lightroom Classic program file C:Program FilesAdobeAdobe Lightroom ClassicAdobe Lightroom Classic.exe

Preferences

• Lightroom Classic: C:Users[user name]AppDataRoamingAdobeLightroomPreferencesLightroom Classic CC 7 Preferences.agprefs

To reset your preferences in Windows, restart Lightroom Classic and immediately press the Shift + Alt keys. In the resulting Reset Preferences dialog box, indicate you want to reset your preferences.

Catalog C:Users[user name]PicturesLightroomLightroom Catalog.lrcat

Preview cache C:Users[user name]PicturesLightroomLightroom Catalog Previews.lrdata

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Smart Preview cache C:Users[user name]PicturesLightroomLightroom Catalog Smart Previews.lrdata

Catalog lock file C:Users[user name]PicturesLightroomLightroom Catalog.lrcat.lock

Note:The lock file prevents the catalog from being overwritten when in use.

Catalog journal file C:Users[user name]PicturesLightroomLightroom Catalog.lrcat-journal

Note: Open catalogs use the journal file to check for incomplete database records. Do not delete the journal file unless you're deleting its associated catalog file as well.

Catalog backup C:Users[user name]PicturesLightroomBackups[date and time of backup]Lightroom Catalog.lrcat

Presets and templates

• (.lrtemplate) Presets or templates in the .lrtemplate format are stored at: C:Users[user name]AppDataRoamingAdobeLightroom[preset or template folder][preset or template filename.lrtemplate]
• (XMP) Beginning with Lightroom Classic, the existing presets in the .lrtemplate format are automatically converted to a new XMP preset format. After conversion, the new XMP presets are saved at: C:Users[user name]AppDataRoamingAdobeCameraRawSettings
• (Presets stored with the catalog): If you've enabled the Store Presets With This Catalog option in the Lightroom Classic preferences, the presets and templates files are saved at: C:Users[user name][catalog location][catalog folder name]Lightroom SettingsSettings

Unfortunately, this is a rather common occurrence after major software updates with Adobe's Creative Cloud system. Today, tons of users are experiencing crashes when trying to open Lightroom CC for the first time. I was one of them.

While it is frustrating, the solution is rather simple.

In most cases, you just need to log out of Adobe Creative Cloud and then log back in.

1. Mac users can do so by going to Applications > Adobe Creative Cloud (folder) > Adobe Creative Cloud
   Windows users can go to the Start Menu, click Search, and type Adobe Creative Cloud
   If you have the CC app in your task bar on OS X, you can also access it from there.
2. Once you have the application open, click the Gear icon in the upper-right corner.
3. Select Preferences.
4. Then under the General tab, click Sign Out.
5. Then just sign back in with your username and password.

Hopefully, that fixes the problem for you. It instantly solved the problem for me and several other users who have been dealing with this today. If not, you may need to reach out to Adobe in order to troubleshoot the issue further.