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Windows® 10
Mac® OS 10.14, Mac® OS 10.13, Mac® OS 10.12, Mac® OS 10.11, Mac® OS 10.10
Windows® 10
Mac® OS 10.14, Mac® OS 10.13, Mac® OS 10.12
The Loupedeck software is compatible with MacOS Mojave. However, new security features were added to Mojave and these need to be allowed for the Loupedeck to function.
After changing the settings, pop ups asking for permission may appear. The permissions should be granted for the Loupedeck to work.
You can download the latest version of the configuration software at Loupedeck.com/setup
Please visit Loupedeck.com/setup to download the latest version of the configuration software.
Updated configuration software is released to fix bugs, add new functions, this will ensure that you have full support from Loupedeck for your current editing software.
Some virus scanners are programmed to protect your computer from new software that is unfamiliar. The software will then be deleted or disabled.
To prevent this either disable your virus scanner or ask it to exclude Loupedeck configuration software in its threat assessment. Then uninstall the Loupedeck software and install it again from Loupedeck.com/setup.
Here is how to do it with Avast: http://bit.ly/2t2Rrf4
Using a feature like CyberCapture that prevents all new software from running can also cause problems.
To turn this feature off in Avast, follow these instructions: http://bit.ly/2uTNZ3M
Loupedeck software only installs for one user. Please install the software for the other family member/user accounts.
Keyboard mode is a way to use dedicated rating buttons as keyboard modifiers (Shift, Cltr, Option/Win -key, Alt, Tab, Esc, Enter). Please see the user guide on how to enable keyboard modifiers.
Yes, Lightroom 6 is supported. However, some limitations may exist due to Lightroom 6’s SDK.
This can be caused by a corrupted Mac hosts file. Restore hosts files back to original to fix the issue.
Check that Loupedeck2 plugin is enabled in Lightroom’s plug-in manager. If the plugin is missing, contact our support by filling in the form at the bottom of this page.
Lightroom 6 and configuration software 1.5.x does not support Quick Develop functions.
Support for editing in Library Mode has been added by Adobe to Lightroom 7.4 and is supported by Loupedeck Configuration Software 2.1 with Loupedeck+.
No, Lightroom 5 has limited support for external devices so we are unable to support this version of Lightroom.
When you press HUE from Loupedeck, it sends the command to Lightroom and stays synced. But if you change to SAT with mouse from Lightroom’s user interface, Lightroom does not send any commands back to Loupedeck to indicate the change. So Loupedeck stays in HUE-mode and Lightroom in SAT-mode.
When using Loupedeck+ you need Loupedeck configuration software 2.0beta or higher which is compatible with Lightroom 7.4. or higher.
Loupedeck Original and configuration software 1.5.1 (mac) and 1.5.2 (win) is only compatible with Adobe® Lightroom® 6 or Adobe® Lightroom® Classic CC (2015).
Adobe offers a suite of SDK commands for hardware and software developers that drives Lightroom internally. Pressing a button or using a dial with Loupedeck activates these commands.
Although user can see sliders moving on screen, Loupedeck is not physically moving that particular slider – Loupedeck is activating an inner command and the slider on the onscreen user interface is following that internal command.
Where Loupedeck controls Lightroom via keyboard shortcuts keyboard modifiers will work.
When Loupedeck commands Lightroom via SDK functions the keyboard modifiers cannot be used in conjunction with these functions, this would requite a second dedicated command within the SDK which currently isn’t supported.
Please follow the instructions below when setting up your Loupedeck+ with Adobe Premiere Pro. If you are still experiencing difficulties please read our Adobe Premiere user manual.
How to Set up your Loupedeck+ with Adobe Premiere Pro CC:
1. While Loupedeck softare is running, open Adobe Premiere Pro CC
2. Go to Edit -> Preferences -> Control surface -> Push “Add”
3. Select “Loupedeck 2” and accept
1. While Loupedeck software is running, open Adobe Premiere Pro CC
2. Go to Premiere Pro CC -> Edit -> Preferences ->
Control surface -> Push “Add”
3. Select “Loupedeck 2” and accept
Please follow the instructions below when setting up your Loupedeck+ with Adobe Premiere Pro. If you are still experiencing difficulties please read our Adobe Premiere user manual.
1. Make sure you’re using English keyboard layout
2. Go to System Preferences -> Keyboard -> Input Sources ->
Push “Add”
3. Select “English ABC” or “English ABC Extended” and accept’
1. Open Final Cut Pro X
2. Go to Final Cut Pro -> Preferences -> General ->
Color Correction
3. Select “Color Wheels” and accept
If you receive an error prompt regarding permissions, please follow the instructions under the MacOS Mojave permissions to fix.
For activating Loupedeck beta support you need to select the correct keyboard shortcut layout from Capture One:
Windows: Open “Edit”-menu, select Keyboard Shortcuts -> Change Capture One Default-layout to “Loupedeck”
MacOs: Capture One 11 Menu (left side next to the Apple symbol): “Edit Keyboard Shortcuts”
The Capture One installer should assign “Read and Write” access rights for the Capture One Keyboard Shortcuts folder. If the access rights are set to “Read” this does not allow the user to “Write” (i.e. change settings) to this folder and the software crashes.
Follow this path on Finder:
/Users//Library/ApplicationSupport/CaptureOne/KeyboardShortcuts
(Please note: “Library” folder is hidden so you should press ‘ cmd + shift + . ’ to make it appear)
This folder needs to be set to give both Read and Write access for all computer users.
You can change Read & Write access by right clicking the folder and choosing “Get Info”
We have integrated Loupedeck software to work with Capture One by using the methods that are currently available: Capture one is controlled by keyboard shortcuts instead of internal commands like Lightroom and Aurora HDR. Using Keyboard shortcuts sets limitations on the joint operations of Loupedeck and Capture One, but it is an essential step for getting feedback from users to know how we could develop it further.
Yes, we agree. Please contact us and give your comments on what would you prefer and how you would like to use those functions!
The original Loupedeck is fully compatible with the latest Loupedeck Configuration Software which supports Adobe Lightroom (7.4), Skylum Aurora HDR 2018 (1.2) and beta support for Capture One Pro (11).
However with the original Loupedeck there are restrictions where the physical controls have been updated on Loupedeck+, for example Loupedeck does not have a Custom Mode which features on Loupedeck+ .
The original Loupedeck is fully compatible with the latest Loupedeck Configuration Software which supports Adobe Lightroom (7.4), Skylum Aurora HDR 2018 (1.2) and beta support for Capture One Pro (11).
However with the original Loupedeck there are restrictions where the physical controls have been updated on Loupedeck+, for example Loupedeck does not have a Custom Mode which features on Loupedeck+.
Currently the Aurora HDR plugin does not support configurability. This will be added for future software updates.
Loupedeck comes with a 1-year limited hardware warranty starting from the original date of purchase covering any defects in materials and workmanship under normal use.
If you have purchased the Loupedeck from a dealer, please contact the dealer’s customer service
If you have purchased the Loupedeck from Loupedeck’s own web shop, please send an email to support@loupedeck.com
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