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Lightroom Folder Structure Explained
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- Опубликовано: 6 авг 2024
- Lightroom folder structure is key to organisational success in Adobe Lightroom. In lesson 2 of our FREE 11-Part Lightroom course, Janine outlines how the hierarchy structure works (catalogues, folders and collections) and how to employ best practices on imports and ongoing management.
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For me this is the absolute best explanation of how lightroom classic works in organising images . As a newcomer to lightroom there are many conflicting and confusing videos on you tube . Your speaking voice and the tempo at which you deliver is perfect to allow the instructions to register. Far too many so called experts on youtube who present at a ridiculous fast past almost just showing off how "clever "they are! Subscribed and looking forward to seeing the rest of your videos. Thank you 🙏🙏🙏🙏
Best video I´ve seen on explaning the LR structure - and I´ve seen some of them, believe me! 👍
Totally agree. I was almost giving up until I watched this
Excellent explanation! Just wish I'd watched this video years ago when I started using Lightroom 2! In truth even after all these years of LR experience this video was more than worth watching…clear, detailed, concise! Thanks!
Terrific content from yourself Janine and all of the other contributors at Pangolin wildlife photography. So clearly explained and simple to understand. I have been a LR user for a decade but I now must go off and rearrange all of my content in LR as I now realise it's a mess :) well...I can make sense of it but you just made more sense in 15 mins than I ever have.... 🙏🏻
This is the best explanation I have ever watched. You just demystified many of the questions I’ve had about Lightroom. Thank you very much! 🙏🏻😊😊
Thanks a lot. The best yet simplest overview! A big fan.
Brilliant!! Thank you for finally connecting the dots!
Thank you Janine - an outstanding series that does an amazing job in de-mystifying Lr. A tool is only useful if you know how to use it - I have personally learned so much !!!
Thanks so much for your amazing feedback David - Janine
Very helpful and easy to digest. Thank you
Your videos are excellent. Thank you.
very nice video, thanks for sharing!!!
Thank you! Great!
Thanks! Simple (explanation) is beautiful!
Glad it was helpful!
Thanks - this helped so much!
You're welcome!
Thanks so much!!!
I wish I had this information when I started with Lr 7 yrs ago. My files are a mess and now going through the process of clean up. Also, if I can recommend to any software company like Adobe or Capture One or Affinity or Photo Mechanic to get a user like yourself to do a lecture on how to use their software and not a sales rep or technical expert. Well done and thanks
Thank you for the great feedback Jakes
Thank you for the great feedback Jakes
I'm with you! I had no idea when I started not to move folders and images on the computer and only do it using LR. I wish I know how to wipe it and start over just to have a clean slate.
Thank you very much, this I needed badly, as my structure is a mess.
Have you seen the rest of the Lightroom course? www.academy.pangolinphoto.com/
Good explanation. 🤔👍👏
This video has helped me understand why I hate Lightroom so much. It sounds like you need to be working entirely within Lightroom's infrastructure and once you deviant outside, you won't be able to find the path again to your images again - as has been my experience. I work at a photo lab that specializes in high end scanning distressed film. We have multiple workstations with multiple drives where the images are stored and multiple different softwares that images need to opened in. Basically, I only use Lightroom as a print engine because it's the best I can find for this but good luck ever navigating back to a folder if I need to make more prints. Grrrr
Thanks for the great video!
Hi Greg, yes it needs to be used pretty much exclusively in order for it to work at its best. However, you can use a lot of other programs as a plug in inside lightroom such as Topaz Lab Apps for instance. - cheers Janine
You might find interesting : you tube, organizing in lightroom, Scott Kelby.
Thanks ..
perfect
Thanks. I'm facing a problem with two folders representing physical phones considered as drives by LRC some time ago. I would like to get rid of them (like your Foto Backup folder), but I cannot find a way to get rid of them form the list of Folders. Any idea? Thanks, Stefano
Hi Janine, i have a question and maybe you can help me, i would appreciate it very much. What do i do with the edited photos? i am confused about how do i store the raw images vs the edited images. Do i keep the in the same folder or i can do 2 different or what is the best workflow in your opinion? thank you very much!
I have all the photos on my computer organized like you do, in chronological order: All Photos > Years > Months > Days. Wondering if there's a way for the Lightroom Catalog to follow my established hierarchy structure so I can see the photos at every level in the order of the subfolders within it (instead of by name)? As it is, I'm seeing recent iPhone photos at the beginning of my "All Photos" folder. "Name sort" doesn't work since I have photos from different sources. And not all the metadata "create" dates are accurate, so I can't use a "Date" option. Changing either would be a lot of work. iView/Media Pro used to organize in this fashion. Really miss that capability.
*Hi Jenine, what is the name of the giraffe hanging on your computer?... Brilliant touch by the way. Stay healthy!*
Hi Jenine, can you in a video run trough your total workflow. Do you cull images in LrC or do you cull in PhotoMehcanic or Bridge before you import to LrC. What do you so with your exported images?
Hi Jakes. Have you seen the full course at www.academy.pangolinphoto.com? Your answer will be in there.
Thanks for this. I am just getting started with Lightroom Classic and I have been stressing out about how to organize my images going forward. Best to get off to a good start. One question for anyone - can you copy and then paste an image sitting in your primary computer folder using finder without breaking the LR catalogue link to the photo you have copied?
The answer is no. When you copy a photo using finder, it will break the linkage inside lightroom. When you try to view/edit the photo if Lightroom you will at error indicating the photo is not there. There is a button to find the missing photo. The best way is to move within Lightroom.
Where to buy the MacBook cover case? Looks so cute! Also the SSD hanger, it looks so useful stick on the MacBook cover!
Hi, I bought the cover on Amazon but the hanger is home made. It is simply double sided velcro 🙂🙃🙂 ... living in Africa without online purchases we have to become creative sometimes!
If you would like to enrol for the FREE 11-part Lightroom for Wildlife Photographers course visit: www.academy.pangolinphoto.com/
So looking at your back up window, it only back ups the catalog & not the photos? correct? Also looking at your back up date list, how many do you feel you need to keep? 2, 3 , 5, all? Just wondering. I back up once a month unless I import & adjust a lot of photos. I also keep a separate copy on an external of all the original sooc photos , even the throw aways. Just in case, just saying.
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@Jamal Carlos You are welcome :D
Just an FYI - Your video is about LIGHTROOM CLASSIC yet the title states just Lightroom - which it IS NOT about.
I still do not get it, why all the people really move all their pics in folders with their date on it. This is so much work for nothing. Every picture has a timestamp and all the programs out there are so much more mighty to to do sorting, filtering and displaying stuff by date. Way better than you are able to do with a folder structure.
I'll tell you why I keep a dated file structure and also why I keep my jpgs in separate folders within the dated ones: 1. If I want to use a photo from a trip that I did five years ago in January in PowerPoint, let's say. It's just easier to go through my Windows interface and grab the already edited image. 2. If I should ever choose to discontinue using LR, I'll have a normal folder hierarchy on my hard drive. 3. Before using LR, this is how I organized. It's easy, I'm used to it and it always works outside of LR.
@@RickLincoln I don’t know how this works on windows as I have not organized my photos on windows for a long time. But with mac I can set the folder view to show the content in exactly the same way without putting everything into folders. It’s all reading that metadata. Those folder structures will disappear over time from all the operating systems out there. It will take a long time until they are really gone, but it is happening. So I do not think your system is that future proof. But I get your point and it is legit.
You’re very posh darling 😂
I am very German... difficult for me to be posh :) - cheers Janine
Great video, keep it up!! :)