Eric,
From this, updated description, it sounds like that file is NOT in LR at
all, - since you only see it while going to "import" new photos.
Why do you think it is in LR?
When you are importing photographs that are not in LR, - you see all
photos stored on your drive. And that the same as what you are
describing. What's the problem?
If you do not want to see that file in that folder, - in Mac's "Finder", -
move it to where you want it to be saved (or delete, if you no longer need
it at all).
Igor
Eric Weir Fri, 30 Sep 2016 11:51:52 -0700 wrote:
On Sep 30, 2016, at 1:19 PM, Igor PDML-StR <pdml...@komkon.org> wrote:
You should be able to select that photo within LR (in "Library") by
going to "Folders" panel on the left (not to "Collections").
If you still cannot find it, - under "Catalog" panel choose "All
Photographs". Then in the menu on top Library->Find (or Ctrl-F on
Windows, probably Command-F on Mac). In the small "form" at the top
right, enter the filename of that photo (or a part of it). It should be
able to find it.
Then, right-click and choose "Remove photo", and from the pop-up window,
choose "remove" (it will remove it from the LR library, but not from the
disk).
And just in case:
You said, that you see it in "Finder", so, you know where it resides on
the HDD, but in case you have doubts: In LR on Windows, you can do as
follows: choose the photo, right click and choose "Show in Explorer".
That will open Windows Explorer in the folder where it resides. I just
don't know what replaces the right-click on Mac in this case.
Thanks, Igor. The file does not show up in Folders under Library.
Likewise, if I search for the file—do what you describe in your second
folder—I get “no photos match the filter.” But if I go to import and
select my directory as the source the file is there. And Finder has it,
too.
So LR seems to be of a divided mind—the file shows up in import mode but a
search doest find it. And so my wonder whether I can just go ahead and
delete the file in Finder.
As for right-clicking on a Mac, I use gestures on the trackpad. The
equivalent in that is a two-fingered tap.
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