- Lightroom Version Number
- Currently on 8.2.1 but my next task is to upgrade.
- Operating System
- macOS 12 Monterey
I have spent the last few months collecting all of my digital images, and have successfully done so, but the catalogue is 2.75 TB. I recently bought a massive laptop that can carry the whole DB.
I'd like to be able to carry the DB with me on my laptop to be able to organize/edit images in my "copious spare time" but not be obligated to copy the whole DB back and forth with my home desktop machine when I return home. Conversely, if I've spent time editing on my desktop, not have to copy the whole DB to my laptop when I travel.
Chronosync has been suggested for accomplishing this goal. I don't need another "backup" as I have both Retrospect and Time Machine already.
Does anybody have experience using Chronosync in this manner? Tips/Tricks? I really would prefer NOT to use a cloud based sync method, even if they wouldn't choke on the size of the DB.
Thanks from a newbie to this forum.
Adam
I'd like to be able to carry the DB with me on my laptop to be able to organize/edit images in my "copious spare time" but not be obligated to copy the whole DB back and forth with my home desktop machine when I return home. Conversely, if I've spent time editing on my desktop, not have to copy the whole DB to my laptop when I travel.
Chronosync has been suggested for accomplishing this goal. I don't need another "backup" as I have both Retrospect and Time Machine already.
Does anybody have experience using Chronosync in this manner? Tips/Tricks? I really would prefer NOT to use a cloud based sync method, even if they wouldn't choke on the size of the DB.
Thanks from a newbie to this forum.
Adam