Starting out with Elite in New York, Sutton was personally flown out to Paris by Marie mere months after signing with the agency, where she stayed with Marie in his multimillion-dollar apartment. Things had worked fine after the big move to the new computer.One of at least 13 former models accusing Marie of rape, 53-year-old American model Carré Sutton says she was repeatedly assaulted by the model boss in 1985, when she was 16Īt the time, Marie was dating Canadian supermodel Evangelista, 57 – with Sutton claiming in an ongoing lawsuit against her ex-employer, filed last year, that several of the assaults took place in the Paris apartment the mogul shared with the model. I shut the computer down so it will sit for a couple of days. Maybe when I open Lightroom again I'll let it alone for a while so it can finish.

Perhaps you are right about Lightroom being busy with something so not responding when I hit the rotate arrows. Too frustrating after all I had done about the labels. The rotate arrows would eventually work but I had to hit them many times. At least I will be able to tackle it with a fresh brain. I shut the computer down when I finished yesterday and I am hoping any issues will have settled by the time I get back to it. I had discovered that in the metadata of each image you can find the name of the label and that helped. That is what I did to get my old labels back. Strange performance from Lightroom might be because it is caching or creating previews.Ĭreate one in Lightroom by hitting Metadata - Color Label Set - Edit and save a set which will be automatically saved Have you tried rotating them in the Develop Module rather than the Library (or vice versa). I don't know why your images are rotating incorrectly. You can back up the file you have saved and replace it should it ever get messed up or you need the same label set on a different computer where you should copy it to the equivalent location. If you have never saved a Label Set and are coming from an old version of the OS and Lightroom, you may not have a custom label set but you can create one in Lightroom by hitting Metadata - Color Label Set - Edit and save a set which will be automatically saved into the above location. Then click Application Support - Adobe- Lightroom - Label Sets. This library is hidden by default but, to get to it, you hit the Go menu in the Finder while holding down the option (AKA alt) key, when an option for the Library will magically appear in the menu. As I said, the problem is solved but wonder if I had caused it somehow.įor reference, your custom color labels are held nowadays in a preset located in your user library. I thought maybe I could get some clarity from you wonderful Forum people.

I do my mail and the Forum on my old Air. So that makes me hesitate to get on that computer.

And almost every time there is something I have to sort out. Lots of other stuff goes on in my life and I don't often sit down to it. I have been amazingly slow to get comfortable with this new laptop and new version of Lightroom. I wonder if that was where the problem began. When I opened the MacBook today there was a message that the Creative Cloud had been updated. Now I have written down the label names for the future. I back up the catalog every time I quit so I went back to the last one and, alas, that didn't seem to solve the problem. Not quite as easy as it seemed since I couldn't remember what Red was called and whether it was Blue being creative and Purple being personal or vice versa. The secret was to go into editing the color labels and give them the names I originally gave them. I'll start by saying I managed to get them back.

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