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Lightroom: Not consistently syncing some images
Four images are not syncing properly in the Lightroom CC ecosystem. The images load fine with the originals on my desktop in Lightroom CC for Mac. They do download fine as Smart Previews to Lightroom CC for Mac on a second computer. Lightroom CC for Mac says the original is stored locally and backed up to the cloud. They are not loading in 3 different iOS devices, showing the message: “the photo failed to load.” Additionally, in Lightroom for Web, they do not show up, instead there is a placeholder and a message saying “Syncing file ___ from [my computer]. Added on 8/26/18.”They are all panoramas merged by Lightroom desktop, then re-imported to Lightroom CC. There was a batch of a dozen of them done and imported together. All are DNGs. They are big (one is 198 MP, 700 some MB), but I have yet bigger panoramas that sync fine. I’m only syncing Smart Previews to my iOS device.This seems to be a recurring issue with Lightroom CC. That is to say sync issues in general. I had problems earlier with Lightroom Classic someone making Lightroom CC that perfectly okay images were corrupted. (Without my even doing any editing in Lightroom Classic, just opening it again and not having turned off Sync.) I’ve since turned it off so that I can continue to merge panoramas and HDR photos.Note: This conversation was created from a reply on: Lightroom iOS: "the photo failed to load" on iOS after sync from Classic.
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hikingwithcamera
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hikingwithcamera
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2 years ago
I was able to delete two images, then sync them via iCloud, and import them directly into Lightroom for iOS. The image thumbnails don't render properly (they are all blurred from low resolution). And they still do not show up on the web app or any of my other iOS devices. But the images do show up on the iPad they were imported to when I open them.
I'm still manually maintaining my Lightroom Classic library in parallel with my CC library, so if this continues to go unresolved, it may be time to abandon CC. I'm already evaluating On1 as an alternative, and I'm excited for Luminar's DAM, which I intend to evaluate when it comes out. With as much as my current creative cloud plan is, and as many features as are currently missing from CC, I at least expected it to be reliable. Ah well.
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Rikk
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2 years ago
This really sounds odd. Is it just these specific images that are causing the issue? If so, can you share one of the images with us?
Do you have a case number you could share as well?
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Rikk
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metalogo
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elizabeth_armstrong_jb4hfm2fadk1p
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Rikk
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1. Original (TIFF or PSD) is loaded into the cloud from an Ecosystem Client
2. Synced down to Lightroom Classic
3. Lightroom Classic sends TIFF or PSD to Photoshop (As Original) to perform additional edits resulting in a file that is now over 200 MB
4. Lightroom Classic will not sync a file over 200 MB back to the cloud in this case.
Only the LIghtroom Ecosystem clients (Desktop, Web and Mobile) are capable of syncing back a file of greater than 200 MB.
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kirk_3715405
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a year ago
First off, thank you so much for participating in these forums!
I think I'm experiencing something similar to the limit scenario you described, but only since the October/November 2019 releases.
This seemed to work fine until recently, when all the large file size photos have their sync status changed to "Uploaded from Lightroom Classic" and "Cloud: Smart Preview Only" from Lightroom CC on Mac. I was concerned that the originals were no longer being stored in Creative Cloud, but Lightroom for iOS shows Cloud: Original, and has successfully downloaded the originals for local use. Meanwhile, Macs which already had local originals for those photos have changed their sync status to be "Uploading" although no data is being transferred (according to activity monitor) and they have been stuck in that state for many days.
I've read through multiple diagnostic log exports and can't figure out what's going on, and I know I need to open a support ticket, but this is really frustrating. We need to be able to trust the CC ecosystem to sync all files without arbitrary limits like 200MB within Classic. Is some consistency coming soon?
--Kirk
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