Luminous Landscape Forum
Raw & Post Processing, Printing => Adobe Lightroom Q&A => Topic started by: sniper on July 04, 2013, 12:11:15 pm
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Is there any way to find/filter virtual copies? it's a pain having to do it manually so to speak.
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In the filmstrip or in the filter bar's Attributes pane, there is a little dark grey "Kind" icon on a darker grey background.
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In the filmstrip or in the filter bar's Attributes pane, there is a little dark grey "Kind" icon on a darker grey background.
Thanks for that tidbit, John. I'll be using it a lot, now that I know it exists.
Eric M.
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I'm slightly surprised you hadn't noticed it, Eric, but I often think LR's interface could shout a bit more.
The other way to find VCs is using a smart collection and using the Copy Name criterion. For example, assuming the copy name will always contain a vowel, you would add a criterion like: Copy Name / Contains / a e i o u.
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Many thanks John, wish I'd spotted that before, it'll make life easier for me.
Cheers Wayne
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I'm not at all surprised that there are many useful tricks lurking in LR that my aging eyes don't find easily. That's one of the reasons I find the LuLa forum so valuable.
Eric M.