markgill
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- Jul 13, 2018
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- Lightroom Experience
- Intermediate
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- Lightroom Version Number
- Lightroom 3.2.1
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- macOS 10.15 Catalina
I use Lightroom CC Desktop as my DAM and for basic processing, primarily because of being able to use lightroom mobile on other devices for culling, keywording etc.
I understand the principle of syncing collections to Lightroom Classic but the problem I am having is that all photos in my calalogues sync to Lightroom Classic when I only want to sync collections. This means that I end up with 2 sets of the same images. It also means that when I delete a photo in Lightroom CC the image is still retained in the All Photos section of Lightroom Classic, although the synced photo section is updated.
I want the option to do some editing of selected images in Lightroom Classic (for things like the range mask) as well as when I want to print an image. I do use Photoshop as well for some editing and of course could print from there.
Can anyone advise how I can selectively sync only the photos in certain collections to Lightroom Classic rather than my whole Lightroom CC Library.
Many Thanks
Mark
I understand the principle of syncing collections to Lightroom Classic but the problem I am having is that all photos in my calalogues sync to Lightroom Classic when I only want to sync collections. This means that I end up with 2 sets of the same images. It also means that when I delete a photo in Lightroom CC the image is still retained in the All Photos section of Lightroom Classic, although the synced photo section is updated.
I want the option to do some editing of selected images in Lightroom Classic (for things like the range mask) as well as when I want to print an image. I do use Photoshop as well for some editing and of course could print from there.
Can anyone advise how I can selectively sync only the photos in certain collections to Lightroom Classic rather than my whole Lightroom CC Library.
Many Thanks
Mark