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Some months ago, my normal workflow ceased working when importing images from a Windows desktop folder into a LR classic catalog. Images from my Pictures folder were being included. I solved it by transfer the images I wanted to add to a catalog into a temporary and empty folder and then using...
My LR doesn't
1. import photos :mad:
2. doesn't update the folders where the photos are :mad:
3. imports in one folder and then when I move the folder (inside LR, dragging), the photos are gone but moving them back they do appear ! :mad:
4. can't see the photos ! :mad:
5. stuck in the middle...
In the latest email about some dude that lost a bunch of images it is stated to run the other way if someone suggests "synchronize folders." I can't find any info on the LRQ site explaining why. I use it all the time, I'm just very careful to note any missing files and go find them before I...
Windows 10, Lightroom Classic: I have a set of folders on drive F: that I have duplicated under a sub-folder on drive D:. The files on drive F: were the original files, I copied them to drive D:. Lightroom sees all of them on Drive F:, but on Drive D: it only sees some of them. When I click on...
I don't know how this happened !
When I import photos I always organize them by year and rename with the calendar's date, as you can see bellow .
Now, when I import photos they go to the bottom drive inside the year (2021).
Whenever I synchronise any folder in the bottom drive it appears on...
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