Lightroom trial version

Can i use Lightroom 30 day trial version for commercial project until the end of the trial period ? I will be doing a 7 day photoshoot and i would like to use the tethering option build in Lightroom 3.
Thank you

You can do whatever you want with it during the trial period.

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Can I install and use presets on the Lightroom trial version?

Yes. The trial version is the full version of Lightroom, and it is fully functional for the 30 day trial period.

Lightroom trial version, windows

cannot install lightroom trial version on windows vista laptop, the exe program does not run.

Lightroom does require 64-bit support. Your processor does support this but you will want to see if your operating system is 32-bit or 64-bit. If it is 32-bit then you will need to install a 64-bit version in order to utilize Adobe Lightroom.
You can find the system requirements for Photoshop Lightroom at http://www.adobe.com/products/photoshop-lightroom/tech-specs.html.

Lightroom Trial Version Not Importing TIFFs

This morning I installed the 30 day trial version of Lightroom. If I import a folder of mixed RAW and TIFF files, I see ONLY the raw files in Lightroom. If I go back into the import dialog and select the TIFF again and try to import, a message is displayed that the CR2 file has already been imported into the library. If I drag a TIFF into the library, the RAW file comes in instead.
However, if I export a RAW file from Lightroom as a TIFF and then try to re-import it, the import is successful and I can see it. I do not recall this occurring in the LR beta. Any suggestions?
I'm running Windows XP Pro with all service packs installed. AMD 3800 dual core PC with 2 gb RAM. The images are from a Canon 5D, and were cropped, edited, and saved as LWZ compressed TIFFs using ACR in the CS3 beta. The TIFFs open fine in CS2 or CS3. Any ideas as to why this is happening?

Yes, they are the same name.
My workflow is to import the RAW files to Bridge, rename the RAW files(for example "wdn_070219_0001", etc.), add metadata and ratings. Then, as I make TIFFs, I leave them in the same folder until I'm ready to store the whole project into DNGs, TIFF edits of the original files, etc. I'm likely able to import the older TIFF's because I've converted the RAW files to DNGs and archived those off to a separate folder. What you are saying is, as I save off edits or conversions to TIF, create a separate folder right off the bat.
If that is the behavior, its too bad that it is different from Bridge in that respect. You'd think that if Bridge can differentiate the saide car files from the RAW image, LR would too.
Thanks for the feedback. I'll work with the product with that in mind, for the time being at least.

Please help me remove Lightroom trial version.

I wanted to try adobe's Lightroom and downloaded and installed the trial version. I have decided not to purchase at this time and attempted to uninstall the product. I beleive it is crashing my computer as it is the only new program i have installed in literally years. This is the error message I am receiving. Can someone please help me? Thank you.
Error opening installation log file. Verify that the specified log file location exists and is writable.

If you cannot install the same thing over the top of what is there, then try installing the LR 5.3 update from: http://www.adobe.com/downloads/updates

Lightroom trial version error "an error occurred when attempting to change modules"

I installed creative cloud on my macbook pro and downloaded Lightroom 5 trial version. When i open Lightroom i get a message, an error occurred when attempting to change modules.
I uninstalled Lightroom and download again, but still getting the same message.
Macbook pro 2.2 GHz Intel core i7, 8GB Ram, OS X Yosemite 10.10.1

Read this and see how you go: http://helpx.adobe.com/lightroom/kb/error-changing-modules-lightroom.html
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Perhaps a dumb question, but I just downloaded the LR trial version. I do not see the "File Renaming" menu in the Import module. I'm watching a tutorial (from Adobe) that is talking about this, but I don't see it. Is it disabled in the trial version?

The trial version is the same as the purchased version. Only difference is that the Trial expires in 30 days. The rename feature during import is only available for "Copy" or "Copy as DNG". It is not available for "Move" or "Add".

I have the adobe cloud 9.99/ month photography package i downloaded lightroom 5.4, it told me it was a trial version, and i'm now at the end of the trial and it won't let me download the full version and i don't have a serial number

i have the adobe cloud 9.99/ month photography package i downloaded lightroom 5.4, it told me it was a trial version, and i'm now at the end of the trial and it won't let me download the full version and i don't have a serial number. also, when i click buy, i get an error message saying, "application not found."

There are two different LR’s, one with a serial-number licensing and one with a CC-signin license.
You should uninstall the serial-number LR you have installed, then
Quit the CC Desktop application,
Restart the CC Desktop application—this will rescan what you have installed and not see LR,
LR will now be on the CC Desktiop apps list, so install that.

Lightroom 5 defaulted to my Trial version. Can you please advise on what I did wrong? I can provide the serial number for the purchased subscription.

History - I had a 30 day trial version of Lightroom back in October. One small catalog of 1500 photos were contained in it. When I was prompted to upgrade, I incorrectly selected the option to "choose a different catalog" which prevented me from seeing my recent photos in Lightroom 5. It appears that my version of Lightroom may be a trial version instead of the version for my subscription purchase. Can you please help me with this? I will be glad to provide the serial number as necessary.

Without proper system info and other details nobody can tell you anything. for the time being, try another browser...
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Hi. I have set up the trial versions of Photoshop CC 2014 and Lightroom 5.6 (ie the Photography plan) on a desktop that I have added a new drive to with Windows 7. Everything works fine BUT it is an old computer and I'm thinking that it may pack up unexpe

Hi. I have set up the trial versions of Photoshop CC 2014 and Lightroom 5.6 (ie the Photography plan) on a desktop that I have added a new drive to with Windows 7. Everything works fine BUT it is an old computer and I'm thinking that it may pack up unexpectedly. These things happen. I want to sign up for the Photography plan but I also have a Windows Vista laptop, and that is old too so I may want to put the apps on a new desktop and a new laptop, having already installed on my desktop. That makes three activations. Am I allowed to do this? Cheers. Paul

You cannot have three activations. It's simply not technically possible. If and when the time comes, you simply deactivate/ sign out on one of the old systems and install on the new one. If the system goes belly up, you contact support to reset your account. No need to make it more complicated than that and overthink it.
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Hello,
I am new here and need some help.
I have downloaded the trial version of lightroom 3 in my home windows computer and like it very much. I have then proceeded to purchase a box copy which will only arrive after two weeks. However i do not plan to install it on my home computer but my new imac computer at my office where i will do all my photo editing.
My problem is i cannot wait for two weeks for the product to arrive. Can i download another trial version for my new imac in my office and when the box product comes can i just use the serial number and activate the trial version or do i have to uninstall the trial version and reinstall again. According to my seller she says that i cant do this because i need to reinstall the box product again which sounds weird to me.
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Importing photos puts information for each one into the LR catalog, which is just a database that LR knows how to read and write. Reopening the catalog with a new install of LR would tell LR where each of those photos is, and what adjustments you'd made. You don't have to reimport as long as you reopen the same catalog file with the new install. You could try this on Windows: uninstall-reinstall-reopen, and see how it works to get comfortable with it. You only have to reimport if you lose your catalog, and have to start a new one. If you write the metadata to files, either automatically via a preference, or manually via the Metadata menu item and grid mode, then you can even have your adjustments intact if you have to reimport, but you'll lose your history and other things that are only in the catalog and not in the XMP sidecar files. These sidecar files is probably the only way to transfer edits from the PC version to the Mac version of LR which you probably hadn't considered. At least I don't think you can copy the LR catalog file from a PC and open it on a Mac.
If the LR trial expires before you have a serial number then you can't use it, but once you do enter in the serial number, you can pick up where you left off.
Lightroom isn't activated like Photoshop where there is a Adobe-server record of each computer and serial number. LR is just either an unregistered-trial, an expired-trial or registered. LR is smart enough to understand if you've installed it on the computer, before, so you can't extend a trial by uninstalling and re-installing w/o reformatting your HD and reinstalling the OS, or at least I think that is enough.

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Hello, I recently downloaded a trial version of Lightroom and then decided to get the monthly photoshop membership. When I launch Lightroom, my choices are to enter a serial number to continue the trial. On the adobe website, it says "Yes. You can conv

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Chat Now button near the bottom for Activation and Deactivation problems may help
http://helpx.adobe.com/x-productkb/policy-pricing/activation-deactivation-products.html
OR
Asked to sign in after paying may help
-http://helpx.adobe.com/x-productkb/policy-pricing/activation-network-issues.html
or
http://helpx.adobe.com/creative-cloud/kb/license-this-software.html
Membership and Payments http://helpx.adobe.com/x-productkb/policy-pricing/membership-subscription-troubleshooting- creative-cloud.html

I have downloaded a trial version of lightroom 4 to upgrade from my lightroom 3, but it wont open.

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Can trial version of Lightroom CC sync with mobile?

I have the trial version of Lightroom and I have Lightroom Mobile installed on my iPad. I have sync turned on, but on the iPad (logged in) it says no collections available. I can't find anywhere online whether the trial version of the desktop app is allowed to sync. But if I can't sync a small set of photos to understand how well it works, I won't purchase the CC subscription. I can't figure out what the point is of a trial version if you can't see how the sync feature works. It seems like the whole concept of CC is the mobile connection.

Please refer to:
Yes, Lightroom mobile is available for iPad and iPhone. With Lightroom mobile, you can edit and organize photos in your Lightroom 5 catalog anywhere, anytime. Lightroom mobile requires a Creative Cloud Photography or complete membership. A 30-day trial is also available.
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