Damien Symonds

You must NEVER do that. Lightroom is a raw program, and all raw processing must be done BEFORE Photoshop work, NEVER after. You must apply the filter effect in Photoshop. Show me what the filter effect looks like, and I'll tell you how to do it. Furthermore, this.

It'll be the "Blend If" sliders. http://mbf.cc/VZeSFL

Did you try a pink Solid Color layer on "Color" blend mode? That should be easiest.

Sorry I forgot to ask earlier - may I see it?

Fair enough. In the meantime, if you'd like to find an example photo that matches one of yours, I can help you achieve its effect.

No. We really need a photo that has that strong rim light.

I know it will be of little comfort when I say that you're not the only person this happens to. Even less comfort when I say I don't know why it happens! First, I'd recommend doing this.

Well done!!!

That I don't know, I'm so sorry.

Sure! I look forward to helping you, these are fun. Post your photos once you have them. Remember, this kind of work lives or dies by the photos you take. Get the lighting as plausible (matching) as possible, and think carefully about the angles and the depth of field.

Yes.

Hooray!!! Do you see how much better that is?

Is this happening for ALL your folders of images? Or only the most recent set you shot?

You'll need to tell us what camera you have? That is NOT a reason.

Try going to Window>Workspace>Reset And for the future, do this.

Ok, now post a suitable photo of your own.

No, seriously, just select the URL of the photo, and paste it here.

Ok, that should work fine. Just copy the url of the image, and paste it here.

I managed it ok. Are you on a computer or a mobile device?

Can you point to one photo specifically, instead of a whole album?

Well? Thoughts?

@JudyM?

When you uninstall, make sure you do it thoroughly.

Yep, thanks. It would be the same as preparing for a locket. See this thread.

Oh yeah, great work!!!!