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Right-click on the “NegativeLabHotkey.ahk” file, and choose to open with NotePad.

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Download and install AutoHotKey free from.

Even if you are new to AutoHotKey, it is possible to customize the script to meet your needs. If you’d like to change the hotkey (or add to an existing AutoHotKey setup), I’ve included the script for you.

Copy the “NegativeLabHotkey.exe” file into this folder.

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Hit Windows key + R to bring up the “run” dialog.

If you want it to automatically run without having to relaunch after each startup, here is what to do: Since the hotkey is a program, by default, it will stop whenever you restart your computer. GETTING THE WINDOWS HOTKEY TO LAUNCH ON STARTUP The hotkey for you will depend on the language you have set Lightroom to in your preferences.

In Lightroom, you can now use the Hotkey to bring up Negative Lab Pro.

To see where it is running, go to the “show hidden icons” container in the bottom right hand corner of Windows.

The Hotkey will now be running the background.

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If you have other anti-virus software running that prevents it from working, you may need to add the hotkey program to your anti-virus software “whitelist” - how you do this will depend on the anti-virus software you run. If you get a message that “Windows Protected Your PC,” click “More Info” and then click “Run Anyway”.Inside the unzipped download, navigate to the Hotkey folder.If you are using Lightroom Classic v9.0 or later, you can leave graphics processing on. To do this, go to “Preferences > Performance” and un-check the “Use Graphics Processor” option. If you are using a version earlier than Lightroom Classic v9.0, make sure to TURN OFF the “Use Graphics Processor” option in Lightroom. (Otherwise, the camera profiles will not load properly). RESTART LIGHTROOM - you must restart Lightroom after this.

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Otherwise, you can continue to use your 12 free trial shots. If you’ve purchased a license, you can add it now in the Plug-in Manager. Single-click the “NegativeLabPro.lrplugin” folder, and click “Select Folder” (be sure to select the whole folder, and not a file within it). In the Plug-in Manager, select “Add” then navigate to the folder where you copied your NegativeLabPro.lrplugin in step #1. Alternatively, you can also add these directly in Lightroom Classic by going to “File > Import Develop Presets & Profiles” and selecting and loading these presets from there.īack in Lightroom, go to “File -> Plug-in Manager”. The folder is typically: C:\Users\AppData\Roaming\Adobe\CameraRaw\Settings\ - but it may vary. (If you’re using Lightroom Classic, you can also just go to “File > Import Develop Presets & Profiles” and load all the profiles from there)įor Lightroom Classic users to use the new LUT profiles, move the “NLP Enhanced Settings” folder to the default directory for presets. This folder is typically found at C:\Users\AppData\Roaming\Adobe\CameraRaw\CameraProfiles\ - but it may vary if you have customized your settings. Placing this folder in C:\Plugins will eliminate 90% of installation issues.įrom the unzipped download, move the “Negative Lab Camera Profiles” and “Vuescan Profiles” directories to Adobe’s default CameraProfiles folder. Do NOT try to place this inside an existing Lightroom app folder. I strongly recommend something like C:\Plugins – the placement of this matters because of the way folder permissions work in Windows. Next, copy the “NegativeLabPro.lrplugin” folder into a folder that is on your root hard drive.

Unzip your Negative Lab Pro download if you haven’t already On windows, there is not an automatic installer, but it is pretty easy to install manually. (If you are using Lightroom Classic, you can leave Graphics Processing turned on) If you’re on Lightroom 6, you’ll need to turn off graphics processing.

If you’ve purchased a license, you can add it now in the Plug-in Manager.

In the Plugin-manager, select “add”, then select the NegativeLabPro.lrplugin file, and click Add Plug-in.

Restart Lightroom, Go to File -> Plug-in Manager.

The installer will then automatically do three things: 1) Add the Negative Lab plugin to a folder, 2) Add the Negative Lab RAW camera profiles and Vuescan Profiles to Lightroom, and 3) Setup the Negative Lab shortcut key for you CTRL + N.

Select Open Anyway (if you don’t see that option, make sure you “Control + Clicked” the installer)

You may see an “unkown developer” warning.

Control + Click on the installer app NegativeLabPro-OSX.app, and select OPEN.

On Mac, the installation should be very easy by using the included installer.