Print Studio Pro compatible with Lightroom Classic Ver 14.0.1

[RayMor]

I'm running Windows 11 and trying to install Print Studio Pro plug in to Lightroom Classic ver 14.0.1. I downloaded PSP ver 2.2.4 from Canon's website but when I try to install it in LR I get an error message saying a "version of Photoshop supported by Print Studio Pro is not installed.......and goes on to list other Adope apps including LR. Is there a workaround or a different version of PSP available that I can use?

[TomRamsey]

I've not installed or used PSP, but I have the Adobe Photographers package and us LR Classic regularly alosng with some different plug ins.  If you didn't already shutdown all of the Adobe products and then relaunch LR Classic and try again.  I know you are already on the latest version of LR Classic, do you have the other creative Cloud apps installed, I can't say for sure, but PS, Camera Raw, and possibly Bridge may also need to be installed and up to date.  I'm guessing that you probably already have these apps installed.  Also if you have not, sometimes a reboot may clear up something that is preventing installation.  Good luck.

[RayMor]

Thank you for your response. I've got all of those, Bridge, PS, Camera Raw etc, and am current with all available updates. I went as far as uninstalling/reinstalling LRC but no change, but life goes on! Happy holidays!

[jrhoffman75]

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@RayMor wrote:

I'm running Windows 11 and trying to install Print Studio Pro plug in to Lightroom Classic ver 14.0.1. I downloaded PSP ver 2.2.4 from Canon's website but when I try to install it in LR I get an error message saying a "version of Photoshop supported by Print Studio Pro is not installed.......and goes on to list other Adope apps including LR. Is there a workaround or a different version of PSP available that I can use?

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At the screen where you get the message you quoted select "Next".

Then follow the steps shown in the following screenshot.

 1. select Lightroom

2. select Browse

3. go to the folder where your LrC program is installed

4.select Modules

5. select OK

[RayMor]

Thank you for your detailed response! I don't find "modules" in my LRC folder so haven't had any success yet, though not for lack of trying. Do you see anything I've overlooked? Happy holidays!

[jrhoffman75]

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@RayMor wrote:

Thank you for your detailed response! I don't find "modules" in my LRC folder so haven't had any success yet, though not for lack of trying. Do you see anything I've overlooked? Happy holidays!

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Try creating a new folder called Modules.

[Richieroo]

Thanks