- Joined
- Sep 28, 2008
- Messages
- 737
- Location
- Tacoma, WA
- Lightroom Experience
- Intermediate
- Lightroom Version
- Classic
Mobile Operating System: iOS 11.2.1
Desktop Operating System: Mac OS 10.13.2
Exact Lightroom Version (Help menu > System Info): LR CC Classic 7.1
I purchased a new iPhone, and used the iCloud backup and restore process to transfer things from the old iPhone to the new iPhone; that process went smoothly. The first time I opened LrMobile on the new iPhone I was prompted to log in (makes sense), and then the sync process started. BUT, it synced ALL the photos on the new iPhone, most of which had been previously synced to the Adobe cloud from the old iPhone; Adobe cloud didn't recognize the new iPhone as the same device (perhaps that is logical, since it ISN'T the same device!). So, I now have lots of duplicates sitting in the special folder in LR CC Classic where it holds synced photos pending my moving them to the permanent folders on my iMac. It is going to be a tedious process to figure out which photos are old ones that I have already dealt with and which are new.
Two questions:
1. Was there a way I didn't think of to avoid this issue when upgrading to a new iPhone?
2. Is there a way for LR CC Classic to find suspected duplicates outside of the import process? That would be helpful as I go about straightening out this mess...otherwise I'll have to do a filter/search on each photo, one at a time, and that would be painful!
Desktop Operating System: Mac OS 10.13.2
Exact Lightroom Version (Help menu > System Info): LR CC Classic 7.1
I purchased a new iPhone, and used the iCloud backup and restore process to transfer things from the old iPhone to the new iPhone; that process went smoothly. The first time I opened LrMobile on the new iPhone I was prompted to log in (makes sense), and then the sync process started. BUT, it synced ALL the photos on the new iPhone, most of which had been previously synced to the Adobe cloud from the old iPhone; Adobe cloud didn't recognize the new iPhone as the same device (perhaps that is logical, since it ISN'T the same device!). So, I now have lots of duplicates sitting in the special folder in LR CC Classic where it holds synced photos pending my moving them to the permanent folders on my iMac. It is going to be a tedious process to figure out which photos are old ones that I have already dealt with and which are new.
Two questions:
1. Was there a way I didn't think of to avoid this issue when upgrading to a new iPhone?
2. Is there a way for LR CC Classic to find suspected duplicates outside of the import process? That would be helpful as I go about straightening out this mess...otherwise I'll have to do a filter/search on each photo, one at a time, and that would be painful!