Luminous Landscape Forum
Raw & Post Processing, Printing => Adobe Lightroom Q&A => Topic started by: geesbert on December 25, 2009, 03:37:28 pm
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I have a lot of orphened files in my library, pictures i Imported from my desktop but long since deleted or moved the original files. how can I get rid of those automatically, is there a function like: 'remove all orphaned files from lightroom library'?
thanks
Stefan
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In the left hand panel of the Library module there's a 'Show Missing Files' - up near where the 'Quick Collection' is. Click on that and it will show you which files are missing. Select all, then delete and it will ask you if you want to remove them from the catalogue. NB: You'll only see that 'Missing Photos' line if you actually have missing photos.
Mike.
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In the left hand panel of the Library module there's a 'Show Missing Files' - up near where the 'Quick Collection' is. Click on that and it will show you which files are missing. Select all, then delete and it will ask you if you want to remove them from the catalogue. NB: You'll only see that 'Missing Photos' line if you actually have missing photos.
Mike.
I don't have that or maybe christmas fogged my vision, though i definitely have missing files, where is that?
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Sorry... too much turkey on my part. This is a feature in LR 3 Beta. In the Library module you click on Library/ Show Missing Photos.
Like this:
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[attachment=18887:LR3_1.jpg]
Mike.
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so there isn't a solution for LR2?
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LR2.6 seems to have this feature, but I had to revert to 2.6RC, as it kept on crashing with my M9 DNGs. I guess I have to wait for 2.7 then...