Ok, so I've come up against two fairly large stumbling blocks so far in my attempts to put Lightroom to work for me, and was hoping someone out there might be able to help me out..
First of all, there appears to be a limit on how large an image Lightroom is willing to accept, which I am guessing is 10,000 pixels in any one dimension.. can anyone confirm this, or better yet tell me what the exact maximum pixel dimensions are? I have two images which it simply refuses to import, but all it's telling me is that they are "too large"..
Secondly, how can we convince Adobe to allow us to choose a natural sort-order for numbered lists?
I can understand why the computer thinks "FOLDER2" comes between "FOLDER199" and "FOLDER20", but I've yet to meet a human who enjoys reading a list like that..
Now.. the problem is that after importing my images, I have 411 numbered folders listed under "Shoots" when I should have 412.. so Lightroom isn't happy with one of my folders for some reason, but which one? There is no easy way to scan the list and just pick out the gap, or compare it to what I see in Finder (which does ((at last)) use a natural sort order)..
Can anyone think of an easy way to determine which folder is missing without having to painstakingly scroll up and down the entire list counting them until I find it? Is there a computer program that can do this for me
Actually, I'm hoping I'm just missing something really obvious (although I notice that Photoshop pulls the same crap in FileBrowser, so I'm not optimistic..).
I've tried adding leading zeroes, but Adobe has "helpfully" taught the computer to ignore those. I've also tried just re-importing the whole mess in the hopes that the missing folder would magically appear, but it didn't.
Any ideas or info would be greatly appreciated!