Output Sharpening and Noise Reduction were not applied to exported images that were resized to less than 1/3 of the original image size.Pressing the “Reset” button while holding down the Shift key caused Lightroom to exit abruptly.Catalog containing images processed with PV2003 were adding a post-crop vignette when catalog upgraded to Lightroom 5.Black border appears around the exported slideshow video.Option + drag on Edit Pin behavior is functioning incorrectly.Errors when publishing photos to Flickr through the Publish Service.Video playback stops when dragging on the scrubber.Incorrect White Balance settings applied when synching Auto WB from source to targets.On certain images, red eye removal behaved incorrectly.Slideshows start playing automatically even when the Manual Slideshow option is enabled.Increased Update Spot Removal history steps when in Before and After view.Sony 18-55mm lens is detected as the Hasselblad 18-55mm lens for lens correction.

Auto White Balance settings are not saved to Snapshots.

Feather of clone spots is set to 0 after upgrading catalog to Lightroom 5.

Catalog optimization did not finish, and was not optimizing the catalog.

Incorrect photos are displayed after switching away from a Publish Collection.

Issues when upgrading catalog from previous versions of Lightroom.

Some of the big bugs in Lightroom 5.2 have been addressed. The list of newly supported lenses for the Lens Corrections module includes the new Nikon 58mm f/1.4G and Sony FE mount lenses: I just wish the final two would get their damn DAMs.Here is the list of all newly supported camera models: I can quickly process an image or I can spend some time getting it just right. It gets me to where I want to be with my images. But both of these are offering to me a workflow that gets me to where I want with my photos. Luminar is missing some things such as lens profiles. Neither has a DAM, but both say they are working on them. To me, the software seems to be more than I need or want. Capture One is probably the best raw converter in the bunch and after the initial cost, the annual cost is less than LR. LR, the software is aging and the subscription model is problematic for me. But they are just beginning to add features throughout this year. ON1 sometimes has sawtooth artifacts along edges where there is high contrast. All can reach the same image conclusion, sort of.

Capture One, LR, Affinity Photo, ON1 RAW, Luminar and Pictorial. trying several different software on the same raw image.

Fastrawviewer contrast edges