How To Save Lightroom Edits Snapshots and Virtual Copies
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Date: 2022-07-19
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Helena
Hi Unmesh, is there a way of creating an actual duplicate image in Lightroom? My purpose would be to have the original kept in its original folder, but I would like a duplicate copy of the same image in a different folder for manipulation purposes without having to do it in Photoshop then have to sync Lightroom to find it. I understand that a snapshot and virtual copies are not real actual images; so how can I make them real files in Lightroom? Your help would be much appreciated as I have tried everything I know. Kind Regards Helena
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Hi Unmesh, is there a way of creating an actual duplicate image in Lightroom? My purpose would be to have the original kept in its original folder, but I would like a duplicate copy of the same image in a different folder for manipulation purposes without having to do it in Photoshop then have to sync Lightroom to find it. I understand that a snapshot and virtual copies are not real actual images; so how can I make them real files in Lightroom? Your help would be much appreciated as I have tried everything I know. Kind Regards Helena
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Miguel
Because the database can be corrupted, which would mean that we COULD lose our virtual copy and all the work involved, my understanding is that best practice might be to save ie. export the virtual copy. What are your thoughts and what would you recommend as the file format, given that there's already a DNG with that file name.
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Because the database can be corrupted, which would mean that we COULD lose our virtual copy and all the work involved, my understanding is that best practice might be to save ie. export the virtual copy. What are your thoughts and what would you recommend as the file format, given that there's already a DNG with that file name.
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John
Unmesh, nice video, but I'm still experiencing challenges with copying edits from one image to multiple images when using Lightroom for the Cloud (Lr! There are no Library or Develop tabs in this version. How can I accomplish the copy edit setting in this version?
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Unmesh, nice video, but I'm still experiencing challenges with copying edits from one image to multiple images when using Lightroom for the Cloud (Lr! There are no Library or Develop tabs in this version. How can I accomplish the copy edit setting in this version?
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Possibly
You only had to shoo a bird. Try shooing your own cute fluffy keyboard warming kitty while editing. She just don't budge. The worst is when I'm meticulously editing and she head bumps my mouse hand and I get this big crazy line across my photo. :)
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You only had to shoo a bird. Try shooing your own cute fluffy keyboard warming kitty while editing. She just don't budge. The worst is when I'm meticulously editing and she head bumps my mouse hand and I get this big crazy line across my photo. :)
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Amuthu
Dear Unmesh. I really grateful to you. I knew nothing about Light room and I downloaded all the set of your tutorials and mow going to learn. Thanx again.
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Dear Unmesh. I really grateful to you. I knew nothing about Light room and I downloaded all the set of your tutorials and mow going to learn. Thanx again.
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Ratnadeep
Hi could you please suggest me a good laptop which I can use for photo editing and video also. Basically a laptop that fulfils a photographers needs.
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Hi could you please suggest me a good laptop which I can use for photo editing and video also. Basically a laptop that fulfils a photographers needs.
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Robert
Nice tutorial. But my question is: Why create a snapshot first? I can create a virtual copy directly and develop it.
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Nice tutorial. But my question is: Why create a snapshot first? I can create a virtual copy directly and develop it.
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