thommy
Active Member
- Joined
- Aug 27, 2011
- Messages
- 248
- Location
- Sweden
- Lightroom Experience
- Advanced
- Lightroom Version
- Classic
- Lightroom Version Number
- Lightroom Classic version: 10.2
- Operating System
- Windows 10
Hi
I follow a Lightroom/Photoshop group on Facebook and one person in that group stated and warned about using Lightroom Classic to edit synched Lightroom (cloud version) photos.
The following should have been the reason:
Since Lightroom Classic only upload smart previews, so if you edit it, it removes the original from Adobe's server and replaces it with a smart preview dng. Then when you open Lightroom Cloud, it writes, downloads the smart preview version and you make an edit there, then it uploads it and then overwrites the original in classic.
And also this was stated:
And synching is slow because Adobes public API that Lightroom classic uses is unfortunately broken. Will be updated sometime in the future. (official answer).
Is this correct?
I would imagine Adobe letting us know and warn us to use something that would overwrite our originals?
Thanks!
Thommy
I follow a Lightroom/Photoshop group on Facebook and one person in that group stated and warned about using Lightroom Classic to edit synched Lightroom (cloud version) photos.
The following should have been the reason:
Since Lightroom Classic only upload smart previews, so if you edit it, it removes the original from Adobe's server and replaces it with a smart preview dng. Then when you open Lightroom Cloud, it writes, downloads the smart preview version and you make an edit there, then it uploads it and then overwrites the original in classic.
And also this was stated:
And synching is slow because Adobes public API that Lightroom classic uses is unfortunately broken. Will be updated sometime in the future. (official answer).
Is this correct?
I would imagine Adobe letting us know and warn us to use something that would overwrite our originals?
Thanks!
Thommy