Where is the layer in lightroom

Where is the layer tab in lightroom?

lanacosant wrote:
Where is the layer tab in lightroom?
As Bob says, there's no such thing.
What made you think there was?

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Where is the layer style folder located in windows 7 for elements 6?

I have been through the steps listed and searched the adobe folder and have not found the layer styles folder. Does anyone know where it is located?

Hello,
Thanks for responding
The layer styles are in the right location. When the Layer>Layer Style> is
open the only selection available is Hide All Effects. There is a
tutorial(coffee cup
creation)<http://photoshoptutorials.ws/photoshop-tutorials/drawing/how-to-draw-a-photorealistic-coff ee-cup.html>where
I get stuck on the first few steps because of the missing layer
options.
Once again, thank you.

Where is the layer panel/tab in Dreamweaver CS4?

Its not under the insert header where you would expecti it to be.

Starting with CS3, there are no more "layers" - the term was not only too confining, it was also not easy to apply. DW now uses the term "absolutely positioned" to refer to any page element that has the style "position:absolute" applied to it - which is what made a 'layer' a 'layer'. In fact, you can absolutely position just about any element on the page, including images, paragraph tags, tables, horizontal rules, etc., thus the expanded utility of the new designation. The tab you are looking for now is the "AP Elements" panel.
That said, you also need to know that the easiest way to land in "Layout Hell" is to start using absolute positioning as a layout tool. It is definitely not. You should read this page to learn the correct approach to building your page -
http://www.apptools.com/examples/pagelayout101.php

Hi, how do I back up my iPhoto library to Lightroom, so its also on an external hard drive, where is the Back up utility?

Hi, somehow I imported all of my iPhoto library into Lightroom, which is saved to an external hard drive, but now I cannot remember how I did that...and I am looking to update the additional photos i've put into iPhoto to Lightroom...
Thanks for any advice...Eric

As a mich more powerful app I think you'll find that Lightroom is also quite capable of "uploading, screening, and deleting unwanted photos."
The point about using both is that you have an overly complex workflow - and that leads to situations like the one you have now, where you can't recall the workflow you used.
Put another way, it's like wrting your novel part on Word and part in TextEdit. Which bit goes where? The best advice is to pick one horse and ride it.
Do don't "import photos to the Finder" you export them from iPhoto to the Finder. File -> Export....
On your Mac you have Time Machine as a back up application. There are also many, many others. Search on
MacUpdate
Regards
TD

Purchased the Photoshop / LightRoom 5 "CC" for $9.99 - where's the serial number(s)? (cross-post)

Title pretty much says it all.
I am new to Creative Cloud - and this forum, etc.
I purchased the $9.99 / month deal that Adobe is offering to new customers, etc.
Downloaded everything that I need to download (I think).
Tried to run Photoshop - but am being asked if I want to start my "trial"
or I have the option to "License This Software"
but where is the Serial Number for Photoshop & LightRoom 5?
I imagine it's right under my nose - but I do not see it anywhere.
The screen which appears (after I sign in) says:
Am I supposed to "Start Trial" or "License This Software"
To make things even more confusing:
I just ran LightRoom 5 for the first time.
There was a serial number automatically inserted in the space provided.
Not sure what's going on - but this is becoming a little overwheling.
I suppose it's the price I must pay for being an old fart!
-Scott

@ didjunior:
Hi. Sorry, but I don't have any good news for ya.
My issue has been resolved, however - it was due to a lengthy chat I had online with an Adobe Associate.
We were able to get everything running the way 'twas intended,
but there were some hoops of fire with which I had to jump.
Wish I could help....but the only thing I can say is to attempt a "Live Chat"
With the Adobe help team.
Hope you get it smoothed over.
Good luck to you.
-Scott

I am having an issue in PS CS6 (on a Mac) where in the middle of working on a file, it gets corrupted by filling in a grid of squares in my layer masks as well as deleting out those same sections of misc layers throughout the file. I have reset the prefer

I am having an issue in PS CS6 (on a Mac) where in the middle of working on a file, it gets corrupted by filling in a grid of squares in my layer masks as well as deleting out those same sections of misc layers throughout the file. I have reset the preferences, cleaned up the file. Renamed it to another file and 2 weeks later it is doing the same thing. Luckily I had my main subjects as smart objects and it saved them. This second time I just closed it out and opened it again and it is fine. Anybody else have an issue with this? Also it runs really slow these days on my MacBook Pro Retina 2.6 Core i7 with 16gb Ram.

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Where are the edited files located in Lightroom?

I want to be able to use my edited files in InDesign but the only way I know how to do it is to export them to a folder in the finder. This poses a couple of problems. For one it doubles the amount of disk space I use and perhaps more importantly it will not bring the changes I make in Lightroom over to InDesign. Does anyone know where Lightroom saves the edited files after they have been edited in Lightroom?

I don't know InDesign, so your mileage may possibly vary, but I don't get involved in formal LR exports and imports when editing with other apps. What I do when I need to use another editing app in addition to LR is right-click the image in LR and select Edit In... and pick the app I want to use.*
I'm given three choices for the other app: Edit a Copy With Lightroom Adjustments (the choice you want in your example), Edit Copy (start over, ignoring what I've done in Lightroom), Edit Original (ditto, but BZZT! not a great idea, to me at least).
The file opens in the other app (and also in Lightroom, as a copy) in the default file format that app is set to use, such as .tif, assumed here. I make the edits I want there, and then I Save the image again within that app. That saves the app-edited .tif copy back to the Windows folder being used by Lightroom for the imported .dng Lightroom image files. Note also that there is now a second copy of the image that appears in the Lightroom filmstrip, adjacent to the right side of the .dng image, that is the .tif file and reflects all the edits in the other app. I can make further edits within Lightroom to the .tif (or to the .dng file without the app edits), but in the .tif file, I now can't undo any changes made before I saved in the other app. Those edits, including the Lightroom edits before opening in the other app, have now become destructive edits in that .tif file. (This is why I recommend working with a copy, not the original.) If I need to undo something LR did before I went to the other app, I delete the .tif file and start over with the .dng.
When I'm done editing from LR (I let LR manage the final edited copy), I can Export that .tif file with any additional edits LR made, Print from within LR, etc.
*If you can't see the app you want to use when you select Edit In, go in LR to Edit>Preferences>External Editing tab, and under Additional External Editor, click the Choose button and navigate to the .exe file for the app you want to use. You also set the file format and other preferences there. Save your new preference with the OK button, and right-clicking will bring the other app up in LR as an Edit In option.

Where can i find a pdf with the dutch version of the manual for lightroom 6

where can i find a pdf with the dutch version of the manual for lightroom 6

I don't think it's available yet. The English help page has a link to it:
https://helpx.adobe.com/lightroom/topics.html
But the equivalent page for Netherlands only links to prior versions:
Help bij Lightroom | Help bij Lightroom
Same for DE, FR, ES. Maybe someone more enlightened knows if they're available somewhere else on Adobe's site.

Where is a good place/path/directory to create the catalogue for Lightroom 5 ?

Hi there,
Can I know where is the most proper/efficient and proper place/path/directory to create the catalogue for Lightroom 5?
Thanks

99jon wrote:
The default is the Pictures folder but its a personal choice. Some users keep the catalog on an external hard drive so that it can be shared between desktop and laptop computers.
Thanks 99Jon,
I am new to Lightroom.
Can I know what is this Catalogue folder for ?
Do you create a new catalogue for every timelapse project or do you put the pictures of all timelapse project into the same catalogue ?
Thanks

Purchased the Photoshop / LightRoom 5 "CC" for $9.99 - where's the serial number(s)?

Title pretty much says it all.
I am new to Creative Cloud - and this forum, etc.
I purchased the $9.99 / month deal that Adobe is offering to new customers, etc.
Downloaded everything that I need to download (I think).
Tried to run Photoshop - but am being asked if I want to start my "trial"
or I have the option to "License This Software"
but where is the Serial Number for Photoshop & LightRoom 5?
I imagine it's right under my nose - but I do not see it anywhere.
Thanks,
Scott

Ok, it looks like I couldn't contact the servers, but the Adobe application did not tell me anything: no feedback. I have gone into C:\Windows\System32\drivers\etc\hosts and removed all the firewall IP filters, and photoshop opens. You can then revert the hosts file to get all your anti-spam and adblocking filters and photoshop still opens. To be clear, Adobe seems to be using some special ip address to tell your app that it's licensed, this address could be on any number of spam blacklists (because I guess it's used to phone hime about app usage and sell you stuff). So check your hosts file, OR check your work firewall / router.
@Adobe, help people out, just say 'unable to contact license servers'. When your infrastructure fails, and paying customers mysteriously get trial software, it makes Creative Cloud look broken, and frustrates the people you want to give you money.

WHERE IS THE LIGHTROOM SDK FOR MAC?

Hi,
I can't find where to download the SDK for Lightroom 3 for Mac??
Thanks,
Juan

Hi,
Its most likely showing you a blank page again because it is pulling the page from your browser's cache (or an ISP cache) instead of the web server. On Windows I'd try holding down the Control, Alt or Shift key (can never remember which) to bypass the cache when next refreshing that page. Not sure what the equivalent is on Mac (and presumably Safari). Alternatively try a different browser e.g. Chrome or Firefox to see if it has more luck with the download.
As Rob mentioned, the link posted earlier by Renambol seems to be working fine.
Matt

Apple iTunes refers to Lightroom 5.5 in the LR App update. Where is the update on the Adobe site?

Apple iTunes refers to Lightroom 5.5 in the LR App update. Where is the update on the Adobe site?

Adobe has a big Cloud announcement scheduled for 1pm EDT, so maybe LR 5.5 will be available at that point.

Where are the actual Aperture files located? Only in the application? I am transitioning to Lightroom and would like to only move some of the files. Advice appreciated. Also anyone know how to transfer in with edits?

Where are the actual Aperture files located? Only in the application? I am transitioning to Lightroom and would like to only move some of the files. Advice appreciated. Also anyone know how to transfer in with edits? Using iMac, OS X, most recent Aperture and Lightroom 5.7 with plugin for Aperture.

Define "the Aperture files".
Read this concise guide.
The files you imported into an Aperture Library can be exported (at any time, and repeatedly) using the command "File ▹ Export ▹ Originals". Your Originals are never altered. What went in is what comes out.
Adjustments and changes to the metadata that you made since creating an Image in Aperture by importing a file are saved to a text file. This file is combined, on-the-fly, with the Original to create the Image that you see in Aperture. There is no file saved to disk that is the full-size Image. Thumbnails are saved, and Previews are saved. These are JPG files, almost always smaller than the Original. They are not substitutes for the Image for the use you have.
When you need a file of an Image to use in another program, you export the Image from Aperture. "Export" means "Make me a file of this Image according to these file specs I'm providing". The way to get files of your adjusted Images is simple: create them by exporting. Specify "Original size", and use a loss-less image-file format (e.g. TIFF 16-bit) if you want to retain as much visual information as possible.
Search the Web for information about transitioning from Aperture to Lightroom. Note that I say "transitioning". You cannot move a database from one format to another without significant changes, and likely some loss of information. Adobe provides a tool and some instructions. I strongly recommend working out the process step-by-step, and then proceeding with first a few Images, then a bushel-ful, and stopping to use the first few, the the bushel-ful, before committing your entire collection to the process.
As always, never use any computer file without having a back-up.
We have seen mixed reports here of the success of the LR tool that creates a LR database from your Aperture database.
If you want to carefully define the process, and test and refine it, use the excellent process-development, analysis, and execution program inShort.
Sadly, there is not and can never be a good, thorough re-positioning of the digital assets in your Aperture Library to become digital assets in a LR database. Just as a metaphor for any user contemplating transitioning to another digital asset manager: that would be like digging up a house in one country, planting it in a hole in another country, and expecting to be able to use the toilet and the sinks, turn on the lights, cook dinner, and sleep soundly.
HTH,
Kirby.

Where is the serial number on the lightroom cd or box? how many digits is it supposed to be?

where is the serial number on the lightroom CD or box, how many digits is it supposed to be?

If you got it from B&H photo they will correct the problem. Probably way easier to deal with than Adobe. I have used them for years. There used to be (I think still is) a guy at B&H and took care of problems.
Henry Posner [email protected] so next time you call you may want to ask to contact him.

Where is the serial number to Register Lightroom 3 upgrade? Numbers on the case don't work.

Where is the serial number to register Lightroom 3.5? Numbers on the case don't work. Please respond to [email protected]

Check the sleeve the CD/DVD came in for the SN, I never had a problem. When I purchased the LR3 upgrade from LR2 I chose a hard copy not a download. On the CD sleeve was the SN, and after installing and opening for the first time LR3 prompted for the new SN (not the same as the LR2 SN). As I recall, this was the process. Install, open, enter the SN. This resulted in 2 versions of LR available to me; LR2 and LR3. I found the process painless and fast. Subsequently I downloaded updates to LR3.

Where is the layer in lightroom

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