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Thanks Cletus,
What you suggest will work well if your primary objective is parsing your catalog to several smaller ones. What I've done however is to REMAKE (rescan old 35mm slides) several hundred images. I did this because I purchased a better slide scanner that produces better images. So...
I've been manipulating my Lr catalogs for some time now. Mostly because my "master" catalog became bloated with more than 45K photos. My latest manipulation was to parse out about 3000 images of scanned 35mm slides into a separate catalog . The primary reason for this latest activity is that...
I've used an inexpensive slide scanner to scan a number of 35mm slides and return JPGs. Most of the slides came out well but several have some serious highlight clipping. I've tried using conventional exposure/cloning/healing/adjustment brush with unacceptable results (the clipped images look...
I recently needed to reinstall Windows 10 on a repaired laptop. On reinstalling apps I tried to update 6.0 that I installed from a purchased DVD. Trying to update to at least 6.1 to enable the Lr dehaze plugin I get the message that it won't install in 6.0.
How do I update?
Good points to all of you on the "perpetual" rant. I started this thread hoping that there was some way to retrieve my extensive facial recognition database. I don't know why this is important to me given that I don't recall actually using the utility to search my Lr catalogs. I usually use...
I've spent some time searching and reviewing posts regarding this (e.g., Here and here) Unfortunately, and disappointingly, the perpetual license isn't really perpetual....
I may or may not pay the monthly fee that Adobe is apparently wanting to extort from us, but I want first to see if...
Yes. The collection is duplicates with the long prefix stripped from the filename. I did this easily with a free program. Most of the files in my 14K+ library are named by date and I'm not sure how many of the files got the long prefix added, but it makes sorting and searching difficult. I...
I have a bloated catalog that I'm trying to consolidate. I have a number of files that I have renamed to remove the long prefix (from e.g., 20000223-75-10-06 1200.JPG to 75-10-06 1200.jpg). This will help me to search and to reorder my library.
I currently have 940 of these renamed files in...
Got this message earlier today and frantically trying to recover. I restored my computer to an earlier state but no joy. The message appeared after trying to import 76 files from wife's iPhone.
I'm happy to provide whatever screenshots or info to help you to help me.
Thanks
A couple of things to add here. First, to bulk-fix your photos. Once you've found and selected all your photos with conflicts you can click on one and choose overwrite and Lr will cascade your choice across all selected photos.
Next, your confidence that you're not messing up can be confirmed...
Nope. Not really bad. I wasn't aware of the "smart collection" option or maybe have forgotten it. I used it and came up with 699 photos that have been edited. This contrasts with 1010 photos that I colored red as identified "adjusted prior to 12-27-2020". Go figure. I'll now try to...
Can't find edited/unedited in my version of Lr
Okay. I needed to delete some global keywords and to develop a couple of collections (and color the subsets) but I think that I now have a usable population of photos to parse into my revised master catalog.
Thanks for your help.
I've rescanned thousands of photos with new hardware to get better resolution than was used decades ago. I'm in the process of combining these rescanned photos into my master catalog and don't want to lose previous keywords and most edits (cropping, exposure, etc.). I've parsed out photos...
That is my assumption. Importing the new and improved images will bring in their zero keywords and I'll have a catalog with duplicate (nearly) images with keywords attached only to the old poor quality images.
I was hoping that I missed some process where I could copy keywords FROM the old...
Thanks, John.
Yes - we all have our quirks regarding file handling.
I scanned my 35mm slide collection (mid-'90) and have integrated them into my "master" catalog. Given that I'm a fan of keywords and facial recognition I use these to identify photos of family. Recently I found an...
This query is similar to the one that I posted here a few months ago but different enough that I decided to post. Forgive me if this is considered a re-post.
I'm continuing to optimize my major catalog and have kept some archives along the way. Recently, I purchased a better slide scanner and...
Thanks to all for your comments and advice. I agree that storage is inexpensive but some of my catalogs are hundreds of gigabytes. One of my catalogs contains only tech images for archival purposes: wiring diagrams, computer innards, repair projects, etc. I'll try to remember to change my...
I tend to capture using NEF. Though most of my photos are scenery I have many that do not need the extra dynamic range editing capability afforded by the raw file format. I see that I can convert to DNG but that doesn't appear to produce a smaller file. Also, I can export and get a JPEG...
Thanks.
Re: " You need to run the Synchronize folders at the individual folder level "
So I can't synchronize at the parent level? Note the image. I'm trying to sync the folder "Pictures". Do I need instead to sync "1998-01-02" and the other children individually?
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