thomasjohnlynch
Member
- Joined
- Jun 17, 2018
- Messages
- 27
- Lightroom Experience
- Intermediate
- Lightroom Version
- 6.x
- Lightroom Version Number
- 6.14
- Operating System
- Windows 10
I am getting this error now very consistently on my established folders and also when I try to import new 'camera roll' photos. I have optimized my library a few times thinking this might 'fix' whatever database or metadata issue it is stumbling upon?
Very troubling. I have about 90,000 photos arraigned in century folders for the 1800s, 1900s, then by decade in the later 1900s till 1980s, then by year from 1990 to 2023. I then have specialty folders for Health and medical reference and pictures, humerous and political stuff, and some work and hobby folders.
I use Lightroom Web Galleries to push this out to my website I have had since the 1980s after I ran a Bulletin Board System for many years. http://www.l-y-n-c-h.com/photo-albums
Additional to the above problem/question. (not sure if this is an original program (6.14) question or a CC/Classic Lightroom question or if there is a Migration area somewhere here I could not find. I might use LightRoom about 3 hours a month, and Photoshop for under 30 minutes a month just touching up photos and cropping (I think LightRoom may even have these simple features. So going to some $500 a year plus crazy storage subscription really makes NO finance or usage sense to me? Although maybe this 'planned' obsolescence or bug is forcing me to make that move?
1) How big a hassle to migrate to one of the online LR products?
2) I have many terabytes of pictures and storage on twin mirrored 8 terabyte NAS boxes on my network. Can I use my local storage and library so I am not putting all my stuff on the web/cloud? That will be $$$$ (lets say 5 terabytes likely)
3) most important - does the new classic and cloud based LightRoom support and have web galleries' and will my galleries have to be recreated (ie the grouped or selected pictures??)
Very troubling. I have about 90,000 photos arraigned in century folders for the 1800s, 1900s, then by decade in the later 1900s till 1980s, then by year from 1990 to 2023. I then have specialty folders for Health and medical reference and pictures, humerous and political stuff, and some work and hobby folders.
I use Lightroom Web Galleries to push this out to my website I have had since the 1980s after I ran a Bulletin Board System for many years. http://www.l-y-n-c-h.com/photo-albums
Additional to the above problem/question. (not sure if this is an original program (6.14) question or a CC/Classic Lightroom question or if there is a Migration area somewhere here I could not find. I might use LightRoom about 3 hours a month, and Photoshop for under 30 minutes a month just touching up photos and cropping (I think LightRoom may even have these simple features. So going to some $500 a year plus crazy storage subscription really makes NO finance or usage sense to me? Although maybe this 'planned' obsolescence or bug is forcing me to make that move?
1) How big a hassle to migrate to one of the online LR products?
2) I have many terabytes of pictures and storage on twin mirrored 8 terabyte NAS boxes on my network. Can I use my local storage and library so I am not putting all my stuff on the web/cloud? That will be $$$$ (lets say 5 terabytes likely)
3) most important - does the new classic and cloud based LightRoom support and have web galleries' and will my galleries have to be recreated (ie the grouped or selected pictures??)
