Linz53
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- Apr 15, 2018
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- Classic
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- Windows 10
Hi there,
I have just received my new Seagate Recovered drive back from Seagate, and backed it up.
The old drive was relatively new but started playing up. There were approximately 78,000 photos on the original drive.
At the time it started playing up, I tried to copy it, it wouldn’t copy, and I felt there were some loose photos (not in folders) missing, but I can't be sure about that.
So its backed up and now I need to decide how to re-organize it with Lightroom. I still have the latest catalog, but am not 100% sure its entirely accurate (did I update the catalog before or after the missing photos?) If I load the last catalog and point it to the new drive, I need to know if its recognized and found everything, or will I have to rescan individual folders? A Seagate Tech told me that during Recovery, files get moved around.
So I guess my question is any advice before I go ahead with this would be much appreciated.
I’m using the latest version of Lightroom Classic,
Thanks in advance
Lindsay
I have just received my new Seagate Recovered drive back from Seagate, and backed it up.
The old drive was relatively new but started playing up. There were approximately 78,000 photos on the original drive.
At the time it started playing up, I tried to copy it, it wouldn’t copy, and I felt there were some loose photos (not in folders) missing, but I can't be sure about that.
So its backed up and now I need to decide how to re-organize it with Lightroom. I still have the latest catalog, but am not 100% sure its entirely accurate (did I update the catalog before or after the missing photos?) If I load the last catalog and point it to the new drive, I need to know if its recognized and found everything, or will I have to rescan individual folders? A Seagate Tech told me that during Recovery, files get moved around.
So I guess my question is any advice before I go ahead with this would be much appreciated.
I’m using the latest version of Lightroom Classic,
Thanks in advance
Lindsay