An attacker could leverage this vulnerability to bypass mitigations such as ASLR. (Thanks to Matt K.Adobe Acrobat Reader versions 22.002.20212 (and earlier) and 20.005.30381 (and earlier) are affected by an out-of-bounds read vulnerability that could lead to disclosure of sensitive memory. Of course this doesn’t just work for a slideshow background color, it works for any color setting in LR where you see a color swatch that opens up to a color palette - all the color settings in Web, Slideshow and Print, as well as the Color setting on the adjustment brush! That’s it! Notice that the color palette displays the Hex value of your color - if you want to use this exact color elsewhere, write down this hex value or copy it to the clipboard, and then type it in or paste it in elsewhere.Let go when you have selected the color you want. As you drag, you will see that the slideshow background color changes to reflect what you are dragging over. So here’s the secret: click inside the main color square (where the eyedropper is in the illustration above), hold, and drag the eyedropper out of the color palette and over into your image that you want to take the color from or your web page or other document.In the LR slideshow module, click on the color swatch next to Background Color in the Backdrop panel.If instead you want a color from one of your images, have that image selected in the slideshow module. If you want a color from a web page or another document, size your Lightroom window and your web browser or document window so that both are visible on your monitor.I will show you how to set a LR slideshow background color, and then I’ll talk about how to set other colors.

This is why I love Lightroom more every day - it just continues to surprise me! It turns out though, that there is an easier way - you can do it all within Lightroom. The question is, how do you find out what that color is, and tell Lightroom to use it? A while back I wrote a post on using Photoshop to identify the color, and then specifying this color in Lightroom. Or, you are designing a web gallery, and you want the background color to be the color on your website, or some other cool color you have found. You are designing a slideshow, and you want the background color to be a particular color from one of your images.

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