- #Adobe lightroom duplicate finder full#
- #Adobe lightroom duplicate finder portable#
- #Adobe lightroom duplicate finder Pc#
Clicking a preview image shows a full-screen preview too (this makes them 3 previews sorry) which you can also use to navigate and mark photos without having to close and open it every time. One is multi-preview that shows all simialr images and the other one is the regular preview which shows two images side-by-side for more details. Actually there are even two preview panesl. Thank you very much for pointing that out, but I can see instantly if an image is edited in the preview panel. Of course, next time, why not simply copy the h=whole entire folder containing your catalog and sub-bolders with images to the Ext hard drive? Thinking about copying all image files from external to internal, back where they were, dissociating external hard drive from original catalog. Oh, and if you disconnect the external hard drive, do they show up as missing?
When you say, you see duplicates, are they in the same folder? One that might get you your edits back, get rid of the clutter, get the kwywording back. I keep thinking, typeing, rethinking, deleted a response. Now when you copy those images to your internal hard drive, to the original folder your Lightroom catalog was already setup to find the images in, you had an actual image file in that folder, AND an instance in LR of the image that is on the External hard drive.Īctually a bit sticky, an issue will come up about bringing the LR edits with the images. So, when you accidentally clicked on ADD, LR did exactly that, it added instances of your images to the catalog, it did not copy or move the images, the images remained on the external hard drive. I still have the single raw file in File Explorer, but the virtual copies are entirely removed from Lr.Ĭan anyone suggest how I can get back to just one of each raw file in the Lr folder without losing virtual copies? > Remove, both images are removed together with associated virtual copies. When I remove one of the duplicated raw files using Remove photo. Some of these raw files have virtual copies. The only difference in Lr-displayed metadata is that one has keywords they are missing from the other. In image display grid and the filmstrip these duplicates have identical file names and (almost) identical metadata.
#Adobe lightroom duplicate finder Pc#
I soon came across a strange problem - the Lightroom folder on my desktop PC contained several duplicated raw files. The folder had originally contained raw (CR2) files, Photoshop edits (TIF) and virtual copies of some raw and TIF files, totalling maybe 100-150 images in Lightroom. The number of files in the problem folder was not large, so I backed up everything and set about working in in Lr manually gathering the important images into one folder.
The good news was that I didn't seem to have lost anything crucial - images missing from desktop were present on the external drive (for the most part).
#Adobe lightroom duplicate finder full#
Inspection of the Lightroom folders then showed that neither the desktop nor external drive had a full set of images. I then tried to correct this by importing the images from external drive to desktop using ADD.
#Adobe lightroom duplicate finder portable#
The problem started with an attempt to copy one folder (catalogue + images) from my desktop PC to a portable external drive.įirst, I imported to the external drive catalogue - but mistakenly used MOVE instead of COPY. I have a Lightroom folder (Lightroom Classic CC 8) that is screwed up.
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