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Import Cannot display both DNG+JPEG images

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I recently shot some images, setting my camera to record both DNG and JPEG files. Loaded the images to my desktop PC using Bridge. When I imported to LRC the library showed just the DNG files with the image labels in the form of [image number].DNG+JPEG. I am unable to get to the JPEGS. At first I thought the images had been stacked, but no such luck. The Grid view show 22 DNGs. Bridge, however, shows all 44 images. I tried using the import function again, but it only shows the 22 DNGs. I would appreciate some help in solving this problem.
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Mike
 
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Sounds like you have the preference setting ‘Treat jpeg files next to raw files as separate photos’ turned off. That means Lightroom treats the jpeg files as sidecar files of the DNG files.
 
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Johan Elzenga said:
Sounds like you have the preference setting ‘Treat jpeg files next to raw files as separate photos’ turned off. That means Lightroom treats the jpeg files as sidecar files of the DNG files.
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To clarify, Sidecar files are listed in the metadata panel but are not viewable in Lightroom.
 
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