Change to softproof functionality from LR4 to LRCC?

[DaniGirl]

I've been using LR4 for years, and often hit S for softproofing at the beginning and end of each edit. It was excellent for identifying blown out skin, in particular.

I've just upgraded to LRCC, and when I hit S for softproofing, even when skin tones are obviously blown, no warnings come on. I poked around in the settings and found two gamut warnings to turn on, but neither seem to have the same functionality of the LR4 softproofing. Does anyone have a way to turn this back on? Thanks to years of editing I'm pretty good at eyeballing blown skin now, but I miss the one-click double check.

Ideas?

[Damien Symonds]

Have you actually set it up?  To sRGB?

[DaniGirl]

I do!

[Damien Symonds]

Ok, could you show us two screenshots (off and on)?

[DaniGirl]

I'm on the wrong computer, but I will when I am on my desktop. Thanks! By on and off, you mean with gamut warnings on and off?

[Damien Symonds]

No, just with soft-proofing on and off for now.

[DaniGirl]

Okay, a few files. I didn't adjust anything but the WB and I intentionally cranked the exposure to blow the skin on his face. Softproofing off:

 

 

Softproofing on but monitor and print gamut warnings off:

 

 

[DaniGirl]

Destination and gamut warnings turned on (still not highlighting his face - neither does the clipping warning on the histogram)

 

 

[Damien Symonds]

Yep, this looks all as it should.  Ie completely fucked up.

https://www.damiensymonds.net/bridge-30-day-challenge

[DaniGirl]

Yeah, this may be what finally tips me over. I've actually done your challenge for my own curiousity, a while back. I genuinely like most aspects of LR but this is troubling.

So my eyes do not deceive me? That skin should have a clipping warning?

[Damien Symonds]

I can't tell from here.  You'll need to open the photo into Photoshop, and check with a Levels layer.

[Damien Symonds]

In sRGB of course.