I was beginning to become frustrated with the whole LRC idea until I found this video. Thank you very much and it was a great help. I have subscribed to your channel.
David, I have been looking around at various Lightroom tutorials to commence my import setup correctly and I just found your video. I found it very clear and straightforward, and exactly what I was looking for. Thanks for sharing this knowledge. I look forward to following along the next steps !
just started using classic after years of IOS editing. took a lot of searching to find a good video just explaining the import section as I didn't have a clue about it. Appreciate you making this clear, no bull crap, video. Thanks for the help and I'll be checking out the rest of your stuff.
I have wanted to learn how to use LR for YEARS... Just found you and this was a great 1st video. I now know how to move images into LR... onward to all the other things LR can do!!! I can't wait! Thank you David!!!
Thank you for sharing this as I'm still learning about LR Classic. Question; when you click "Import" and LR Classic begins importing your photos, the upper left hand corner of LR Classic indicates there are two operations in progress. Is it normal for two operations to be in progress? My LR Classic screen shows the same message of two operations in progress and I wonder if that is the way it's suppose to be. It seems one operation is in progress, not two. Thoughts?
The workflow that a person uses is dependent upon the type of photographer they are. As a professional that does mostly client work (as opposed to a pro that shoots landscapes for example), I adopted a workflow from SLRLounge that has you first create a folder in my Client drive for that particular job and copy the photos there. Then in Lightroom, I choose the pictures in that folder and ADD, and create a Collection for the job. The photos and edits reside in that folder. I probably could do this in one step rather than two, but in any case, the collections keep thing separated and organized by client or job.
Hello David. I'm a beginner with LRC and I found your video which cleared some things up about importing but I have a question or two. Just to clarify, there is a source drive where the original images are stored and you use LRC to copy them to a destination drive so that they can be manipulated in the final drive. These are still the original files, correct? Or are they the images that LRC uses to display the photo to the user? I'm a little confused as to when the "images" are in LRC to edit. And where to Folders and Collections fit into the picture? If you have a video that explains this, please point it out to me. thank you. Andres
If I want to make one Catalog out of two different memory cards(two separate cameras), once I finish uploading all of them how can they come show up based on the time they were taken? Every time I do this the pictures from memory card 1 are uploaded first and then the second pictures from memory card 2 come at the end, so if I have pictures from 5pm on memory card 1 and then memory card 2 also has pictures at 5pm those pictures from the 2nd memory card show up at the end, meaning after memory card 1, and it looks weird.
Great video, I’ve watched probably 50 videos on this topic and find this one to be the best. I especially like the way you simplify it. Do you plan to make a video on how to export images from Lightroom? Thanks
I shoot in RAW and JPEG on my Canon camera. When I try to import my photos from one date, Lightroom imports only JPEG. I want to edit the RAW photos. Could the problem be that I've selected "don't copy suspected duplicates." Thanks.
Sorry, I've been away, and didn't see your question. Go to preferences in lightroom classic. In the general tab, there should be an option titled "Treat JPEG files next to raw files as separate photos". Check that box and it should fix your problem.
Want to make a good video? Stop the blahblahblah and import a photo ready to process. I can drop and copy any photo into Pshop and it opens ready to work on, but not Lightroom. What people want to know is how, in less than 30 seconds, how can I open a photo in Lightroom and get to work on it immediately.
I was beginning to become frustrated with the whole LRC idea until I found this video. Thank you very much and it was a great help. I have subscribed to your channel.
David, I have been looking around at various Lightroom tutorials to commence my import setup correctly and I just found your video. I found it very clear and straightforward, and exactly what I was looking for. Thanks for sharing this knowledge. I look forward to following along the next steps !
Thank you
just started using classic after years of IOS editing. took a lot of searching to find a good video just explaining the import section as I didn't have a clue about it. Appreciate you making this clear, no bull crap, video. Thanks for the help and I'll be checking out the rest of your stuff.
I have wanted to learn how to use LR for YEARS... Just found you and this was a great 1st video. I now know how to move images into LR... onward to all the other things LR can do!!! I can't wait! Thank you David!!!
Great job explaining! Thank you!🙂
Thank you for sharing this as I'm still learning about LR Classic. Question; when you click "Import" and LR Classic begins importing your photos, the upper left hand corner of LR Classic indicates there are two operations in progress. Is it normal for two operations to be in progress?
My LR Classic screen shows the same message of two operations in progress and I wonder if that is the way it's suppose to be. It seems one operation is in progress, not two.
Thoughts?
Very good video for newbie LR Classic users like me. Easy to follow and understand. Thank you for sharing!
Thank you! Subscribed and greetings from Scotland!
Awesome, thank you!
Simple.. And clear
The workflow that a person uses is dependent upon the type of photographer they are. As a professional that does mostly client work (as opposed to a pro that shoots landscapes for example), I adopted a workflow from SLRLounge that has you first create a folder in my Client drive for that particular job and copy the photos there. Then in Lightroom, I choose the pictures in that folder and ADD, and create a Collection for the job. The photos and edits reside in that folder. I probably could do this in one step rather than two, but in any case, the collections keep thing separated and organized by client or job.
Very good point. There are many different ways to use lightroom.
Nice and thanks for the information.
Hello David. I'm a beginner with LRC and I found your video which cleared some things up about importing but I have a question or two. Just to clarify, there is a source drive where the original images are stored and you use LRC to copy them to a destination drive so that they can be manipulated in the final drive. These are still the original files, correct? Or are they the images that LRC uses to display the photo to the user? I'm a little confused as to when the "images" are in LRC to edit. And where to Folders and Collections fit into the picture? If you have a video that explains this, please point it out to me. thank you. Andres
very simple and easy to understand video
Thanks for watching!
What if I don't have this library thing?
Thanks a lot!
Thank you!
If I want to make one Catalog out of two different memory cards(two separate cameras), once I finish uploading all of them how can they come show up based on the time they were taken? Every time I do this the pictures from memory card 1 are uploaded first and then the second pictures from memory card 2 come at the end, so if I have pictures from 5pm on memory card 1 and then memory card 2 also has pictures at 5pm those pictures from the 2nd memory card show up at the end, meaning after memory card 1, and it looks weird.
Thank you for this excellent tutorial on importing, great voice, and great explanations; very happy to have found your channel; Subscribed
Great video, I’ve watched probably 50 videos on this topic and find this one to be the best. I especially like the way you simplify it. Do you plan to make a video on how to export images from Lightroom?
Thanks
Thank you for the kind words. I do have a video planned that will explain the export process.
very clear and helpful
Thank you
muchas gracias, funciono 100%
Thanks boss
You're awesome
NO, when I open Lightroom it does NOT give me the library option!
I shoot in RAW and JPEG on my Canon camera. When I try to import my photos from one date, Lightroom imports only JPEG. I want to edit the RAW photos. Could the problem be that I've selected "don't copy suspected duplicates." Thanks.
Sorry, I've been away, and didn't see your question. Go to preferences in lightroom classic. In the general tab, there should be an option titled "Treat JPEG files next to raw files as separate photos". Check that box and it should fix your problem.
Want to make a good video? Stop the blahblahblah and import a photo ready to process. I can drop and copy any photo into Pshop and it opens ready to work on, but not Lightroom. What people want to know is how, in less than 30 seconds, how can I open a photo in Lightroom and get to work on it immediately.
It is so difficult to import pictures in Lightroom...