- Joined
- Feb 26, 2017
- Messages
- 47
- Location
- Warwick, UK.
- Lightroom Experience
- Intermediate
- Lightroom Version
- Classic
- Lightroom Version
- Lightroom Classic Version 12
- Operating System
- Windows 11
Hi - when I first starting using Lightroom some years ago I used to import all the photos from my cameras and then edit a small number of them with the result that I have a lot of reject image files in the folders that I use for importing into Lightroom. These folders are held on Drive D and I still have the folders containing the images downloaded from the cameras on my external backup drives.
Anyway, what I'm doing is removing all the unwanted files from my Lightroom folders after identifying the file names of the photos that I want to keep via the Library pane. Obviously this is a lengthy process and wondered if there was a way of doing an export that lists the files in each folder that I could then refer to for culling?
If there is a way of producing a list the actual removal of redundant files won't be too onerous as I don't have a massive number of images.
Thanks, Chris
Anyway, what I'm doing is removing all the unwanted files from my Lightroom folders after identifying the file names of the photos that I want to keep via the Library pane. Obviously this is a lengthy process and wondered if there was a way of doing an export that lists the files in each folder that I could then refer to for culling?
If there is a way of producing a list the actual removal of redundant files won't be too onerous as I don't have a massive number of images.
Thanks, Chris