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Intuos Pro L - couldn't do without it. Had it a few years now, but I find it invaluable for both Photoshop and Lightroom. I don't use a separate trackpad, so the touch function is essential for me.
I understand. Personally, I'd open in Ps, use Select Subject (it uses the same AI as LrC) and save as a new layer. Then you can easily clone on the original layer without the Subject being affected (assume this is what you're aiming for)
Hi Mike
We did write a blog on this, specific to Mac:
https://www.lightroomqueen.com/catalog-on-dropbox-beta/
Make sure all those files are forced to be held locally, at least. But I'm with Dan - I wouldn't hold a catalog on Dropbox, but to sync a backup works fine of course.
Where are you importing from? Camera directly connected? Card Reader?
If either of the above, try copying the raw files to a temporary location on disk using Finder, then Import from there - helps to establish where the issue lies.
p.s. why still on 11.2? That's more than a year out of date...
I would suggest name the drive back to what it was previously (so lose the extra ' 1') by using Disk Utility. Should make Lightroom and Backblaze happy.
You're the second person to mention an external drive has had it's name changed (and they also had notification from BackBlaze)
If you know what the drive had been called you could name it back (keep Lightroom and BackBlaze happy) - or simply navigate to the catalog in Finder and double-click...
If you're importing using Lightroom's DNG conversion, then no; Lightroom keeps it as a mosaiced file, even though it's DNG format.
With other software conversions to DNG this isn't always the case.
This blog may help you:
https://www.lightroomqueen.com/copy-keywords-to-a-new-catalog/
You mention transferring parts of your Laptop Catalog to the Desktop - any new photos will also bring their Keywords with them. of course (assumes you import this catalog into the Desktop one)
Post on the Adobe Forum, the Engineers check there and it helps build a picture.
Check this thread:
https://community.adobe.com/t5/lightroom-classic-discussions/canon-tethered-capture-crashes-on-m1-macbook-pro-ventura-13-0/m-p/13539685
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