- Lightroom Version Number
- Lightroom 4.2
- Operating System
- Windows 10
A four-day long migration from Lightroom Classic to Lightroom (cloud) has finally completed after minor issues (Virtual copies and migrating to Lightroom (cloud-based)). Over 110k pictures in 900+ albums are now in sync and are ready to be worked with in the new Lightroom. Looking forward!
One thing is bugging me, though. It is almost impossible to browse through some (most?) albums. When I open a random album, containing maybe just a dozen pics, some albums take minutes (!) to open, some only take seconds. No comparison to Lightroom Classic, where everything was blazing fast.
My settings within Lightroom are:
I’ve checked the local “previews” folder. It seems to contain all smart previews already (> 110k files).
So, what am I missing? Will Lightroom speed up after some use? Are there still some other caches that have to be filled?
One thing is bugging me, though. It is almost impossible to browse through some (most?) albums. When I open a random album, containing maybe just a dozen pics, some albums take minutes (!) to open, some only take seconds. No comparison to Lightroom Classic, where everything was blazing fast.
My settings within Lightroom are:
- Default of 25 % cache
- Keep smart previews on my local hard drive (default)
- Keep a copy of the originals on my NAS
I’ve checked the local “previews” folder. It seems to contain all smart previews already (> 110k files).
So, what am I missing? Will Lightroom speed up after some use? Are there still some other caches that have to be filled?