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Mon, Dec 21, 2015 5:29 PM
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Lightroom: Add warning before opening a large number of files in Photoshop from Lightroom (Ctrl+E).
I suggest including a warning before opening a large number of files in Photoshop from Lightroom. Because sometimes if you want to batch export and you accidentally hit Ctrl+E instead of Ctrl+Shift+E, all the images (hundreds, in my case) open in PS.
I would suggest the warning limit be anything over 10-15 images.
I would suggest the warning limit be anything over 10-15 images.
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joel_sigerson_4214320
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3 years ago
Since part of many Lightroom workflows involve having multiple images selected, having a warning seems to me much more important in Lightroom than Bridge.
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joel_sigerson_4214320
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3 years ago
Does nobody on the Lightroom team know enough about real life to understand that I never want to open 500 pictures at once?
EDIT: at least Photoshop has some limits; it stopped opening with the popup "Could not complete the command because too many files were selected for opening at once". And now I have to click OK a few hundred times, close a few hundred windows and I can get back to work. Thanks Adobe!
(ordinarily I'd just force-quit out of both programs, but I had unsaved work in Photoshop in one file)
UPDATE: Had to force quit both anyway because they both froze permanently. Faster to start over with the one unsaved file.
I would like to be put on a mailing list in case Adobe ever releases a professional version of Lightroom.
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