Negative Lab Pro v2.2 - The Next Level of Color, Tone & Control

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@emgk

I didn’t think NLP coulb be even better, you prooved me wrong.

Awesome, thank you @emgk!

@Daniel

after I convert, the “Profile” shown in the LR Develop module says “Negative Lab v2.0,” not 2.2. Is this normal?

Yep, that’s normal. I don’t come out with new raw camera profiles with each version.

@dneuman

It doesn’t recognize my already scanned raw files as original negatives; rather it sees my converted raw file as if it were a negative even though it is a positive.

Sounds like you may be accidentally selecting a positive copy.

@roger_north

There’s the warning “LUTs require a color model”

The LUTs won’t work on Black & White photos. So if your color model is set to B+W, you will see that message.

@melaninxhalide

The install seems to have gone as you directed except I get a “COULD NOT LOCATE LUTS” message when I open the plugin. I am using Lightroom Classic 9.4 on MacOS 10.14.6.

Hi, follow the steps here to make sure the LUTs get added:

V2.2.0 on macOS: could not locate LUTs

Hi, If you see this message, it means that the enhanced presets for the LUTs weren’t added where Lightroom expects them (or never got added). This could happen if you have your presets set to be stored with your catalog instead of globally. Or in Windows, this is a step you have to do manually. Here is what you need to do: MAC: In Mac Finder, right-click on the NegativeLabPro-OSX-2.2.0 app in your unzipped download, and click “show package contents” Navigate to “Contents > Resources” Make a…

@tcrook

Hey, I’m currently using LR6 for conversion processing and a lot of the features aren’t available for the new update. If there a way of getting them onto this version of LR? Additionally, does the new autocolouring update work with LR6?

Hi, the only thing that isn’t supported with LR6 are the LUTs. Everything else mentioned in the post should work for LR 6.