Snapstan
New Member
- Joined
- Dec 3, 2018
- Messages
- 4
- Lightroom Experience
- Intermediate
- Lightroom Version
- Cloud Service
- Lightroom Version Number
- Lightroom Classic CC
- Operating System
- Windows 10
- iOS
Hi
I'm a Classic user and am considering a 2018 iPad Pro 11" for mobile use, and thus Lightroom CC. Do you know please if step 4 in the following workflow is possible?
1. Import RAW photos from card to Lightroom CC Mobile on iPad
2. Process photos on iPad (selects; edits)
3. Files sync to Lightroom CC desktop (RAW orig. and metadata for edits) when have wi-fi (am assuming have to sync from iPad to Lightroom CC and cannot sync to Lightroom Classic)
4. On desktop, migrate/ copy/ export catalog from Lightroom CC desktop to Lightroom Classic, preserving native files and all edit info.
Why step 4? I want to
1. Preserve my library structure on disk
2. Rename files (YYYYMMDD_HHMMSS_Filename_MyName.extension)
3. Export edited picks to JPG, with rename
4. Upload picks with rename to SmugMug (which I like to order by filename)
Since CC does not (it appears) support file renaming, I've thought of this workaround.
Thanks!
Steve
I'm a Classic user and am considering a 2018 iPad Pro 11" for mobile use, and thus Lightroom CC. Do you know please if step 4 in the following workflow is possible?
1. Import RAW photos from card to Lightroom CC Mobile on iPad
2. Process photos on iPad (selects; edits)
3. Files sync to Lightroom CC desktop (RAW orig. and metadata for edits) when have wi-fi (am assuming have to sync from iPad to Lightroom CC and cannot sync to Lightroom Classic)
4. On desktop, migrate/ copy/ export catalog from Lightroom CC desktop to Lightroom Classic, preserving native files and all edit info.
Why step 4? I want to
1. Preserve my library structure on disk
2. Rename files (YYYYMMDD_HHMMSS_Filename_MyName.extension)
3. Export edited picks to JPG, with rename
4. Upload picks with rename to SmugMug (which I like to order by filename)
Since CC does not (it appears) support file renaming, I've thought of this workaround.
Thanks!
Steve