In that case, you should read up on the real difference between smart
previews and full previews, and then read the documentation for Jeffrey
Friedls plugin on the page I linked you to. You might also want to
refamiliarise yourself with how long Lightroom keeps its 1:1 preview cache.
Jostein
D
I might be wrong, but I vaguely remember some program or LR plugin
that could save JPEGs from the full-size (or smaller) previews, in case
RAW files become lost or damaged.
Igor
Jostein Wed, 20 Dec 2017 15:05:35 -0800 wrote:
Good luck trying to access a full-size preview if the original f
Good luck trying to access a full-size preview if the original file
isn't present. :-)
The smart previews aend the plugin is for when you *don't* have the
original file available.
Jostein
Den 20.12.2017 16:32, skrev Igor PDML-StR:
As for exports from smart previews, - I wonder if that plugin u
Thank you Mattew and Jostein for the useful information.
I haven't moved to 6.x to keep the catalogs compatible to my
32-bit-Windows-7 laptop, so, I didn't know about that option in 6.7.
It is sad that it took Adobe that long to think about it.
As for exports from smart previews, - I wonder i
For LR-5 users, Jeffrey Friedl has made a plugin that exports from smart
previews.
http://regex.info/blog/lightroom-goodies/smart-preview-support
Jostein
Den 19.12.2017 18:55, skrev Matthew Hunt:
Igor,
Lightroom 6.7 added a preference "Use Smart Previews Instead Of Originals
For Image Editing
ue, Dec 19, 2017 at 11:59 AM, Igor PDML-StR wrote:
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> Short summary: how having RAW images on an External drive can improve LR
> performance.
>
> Frequently, for working with LR, people recommend storing the RAW photos
> on the internal drive, which is typically the fastes
Short summary: how having RAW images on an External drive can improve LR
performance.
Frequently, for working with LR, people recommend storing the RAW photos
on the internal drive, which is typically the fastest, especially if it is
an SSD. I've read at least one analysis that has
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