New Camera Support
» Fuji FinePix F600EXR
» Olympus E-P3
» Olympus E-PL3
» Olympus E-PM1
» Panasonic DMC-G3
» Panasonic DMC-GF3
» Phase One IQ140
» Phase One IQ160
» Phase One P40+
» Phase One P65+
» Sony Alpha NEX-C3
» Sony SLT-A35

Bug Fixed
» Using the arrow keys to modify image adjustment settings lacked responsiveness
» A Publish Collection targeting a hard drive on Windows would not behave properly if the designated folder was deleted from hard drive
» After editing the capture time in Lightroom, "Date Time Digitized" was incorrectly changed (only "Date Time Original" should be modified)
» On Windows computers, Lightroom would interpret the wrong time zone per the following customer report: http://feedback.photoshop.com/photoshop_family/topics/xmp_metadatadate_has_wrong_time_zone
» Changing Lightroom's date created field to a date prior to 1933 resulted in unexpected values
» Lightroom 3.2 introduced preview cache inefficiencies
» GPS Altitude metadata was incorrectly excluded from files converted to DNG or exported as DNG files from Lightroom 3.4.1
» For non-English language operating systems, folder names in the import dialog may not have been translating properly
» When exporting images with the "Write Keywords as Lightroom Hierarchy" enabled, keywords with "Include on Export" deselected would still have been included on export
» Saving metadata to a JPEG file in Lightroom 3.4 could have caused Lightroom to quit unexpectedly
» A Publish Collection in Lightroom 3.4 set to publish original files would fail to include XMP files for proprietary raw formats.
» RECONYX images did not open properly in Lightroom 3.4
» When applying automatic lens profile correction, Lightroom 3.4 did not automatically recognize the following lens: "Nikon AF-S NIKKOR 24mm f1.4-GB ED"
» Using the plus or minus key to increment Develop Module parameters did not work properly on the Mac
» The Limit File Size export option was incorrectly including Exif metadata on export when the Minimize Embedded Metadata option was selected
» On Windows computers, using Shift + Scroll wheel to adjust the Adjustment Brush feather size, the expected result of the scroll wheel movement was reversed per the following feedback post:
http://feedback.photoshop.com/photoshop_family/topics/ lightroom_adjustment_brush_why_is_ mouse _wheel_direction_reversed_for_feather
» Lightroom would not provide the correct error message when attempting to delete photos published to Facebook
» Lightroom would experience tether capture failures on computers utilizing OS X 10.6.8 and 10.7
» Develop load time performance was inconsistent