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Thu, Nov 2, 2017 7:47 PM
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Lightroom CC: Ability to identify pictures not assigned to an album
Uploaded "orphains" cannot be identified. They are visible in "All pictures", but not flagged as such (nor or those belonging to an album flagged as such).
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reed_cavanagh
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3 years ago
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damian_bown
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288 Points
3 years ago
ie. Photo taken in 2017 but not contained in my Album named 2017
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rizwan_kassim
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110 Points
3 years ago
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tom_cooper_8llobkxzqkze0
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154 Points
3 years ago
I have 25,000 photos in all photos but only 20,000 that are in albums. I need to identify these so I can put them in albums or delete them.
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reed_cavanagh
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3 years ago
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hikingwithcamera
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3 years ago
I would also add that I'd love to be able to identify photos not in a specific set of albums. In Classic, I organized all my photos into some general categories (hiking, road trips, travel, events, etc.) and then by the specific event/location/etc. That allowed me to easily find photos and know where all my photos of things are. Organizing them by date has no real relevance to me.
(Though as a sidebar, that is how my archives are organized, but that way I can find a specific photo in my keepers, find the date in the metadata, and then find other pictures from that same trip/event/etc. in my archives if needed.)
But in Lightroom CC, since my folder organization has been combined with my collections, I now have albums which help my find those events/trips/etc. and I have albums for "best of..." or other specific things. What I'd like to be able to do is find any photos that are not in my main organization folders. (I have three: Personal, Work and School, and Other's Photography. I could combine them all into a single folder, but only if I could better control the sidebar width so that I can still actually see my more deeply nested folders.)
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chris_alberts_5fs4tt72ozb5f
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92 Points
3 years ago
Chris
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ricky_5056741
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82 Points
2 years ago
Maybe I'm missing something.
I thought that the previous Lightroom allowed you to view photos that were not in an album. If this is really a missing feature then what is Adobe's thought process for organizing photos on a computer?
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floris_van_eck
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1.6K Points
2 years ago
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paul_ashley_f1jj4ivytr0i1
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226 Points
2 years ago
It's extraordinary that this is not yet possible.
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john_ashton_3986368
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252 Points
2 years ago
Please can you comment on what the recommended work flow is for sorting photos into folders. Because without this feature I can't see how you can do this reliably without a way to check.
If you can't actually sort into folders reliably then the folders feature is not usable in a professional context. And without folders I don't see how anyone could use the software professionally.
So like many above I'm totally baffled how anyone is using it, except with clunky work around. I'm using it for a relatively small number of mobile + drone photos at the moment as a trial. But all SLR pictures are going into classic due to this missing feature.
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arthur_cunynghame
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372 Points
2 years ago
It's great that we can now see which albums a photo is in but it would be better still to be able to see all photos which are not in any album.
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arthur_cunynghame
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372 Points
2 years ago
It's great that we can now see which albums a photo is in but it would be better still to be able to see all photos which are not in any album.
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yan_kuang
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306 Points
2 years ago
There should be a method of filtering out all the photos that are taken / uploaded that are not in an album or collection. Currently there are no way of doing that. For the mobile version, it used to be that you are able to navigate to an album, and take a picture while in the album and the picture taken will be automatically added to the album. But that seem to have changed. I would like to have all my photos organized, and be able to know which photos are not organized.
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Krakus
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496 Points
2 years ago
We really need a feature to filter and find photos that are not assigned to any album. I just converted a 100,000+ photo library from Apple Photos to Lightroom CC. I then reorganized many of the folders (partly because I had deeply nested folders with long folder names that won't fit on the desktop column display on the left in Lightroom CC - that's actually the first problem, and a silly one at that). Anyway, during various moves and imports, I inevitably ran into problems where photos got orphaned, as they did not belong to any album. Right now, it's impossible to find them in a large library, and fixing this manually is a nightmare. Apple Photos supports creating smart folders that can filter by photos that are not in any album. This is a badly needed feature for Lightroom CC, too.
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