gilpen123
Gil
I need help with LR5. I created smart collections for my photos but this morning when I tried to open my latest import, it says "Photo is Missing" I can't fine a way to get it back. Luckily I back up most of my files in an external hard disk. What to do?:bang:
bonatto
looking out
Do you remember where you imported to?
You can always re-locate the original file, by telling lightroom where it is. I believe by right clicking the photo/location folder.
sevo
Fokutorendaburando
This means that the picture is not at the location stored in the catalogue. Unless you deleted the pictures or suffered a hardware failure, it usually is merely a matter of changed or temporarily missing locations.
Besides issues like unmounted external disks and file servers or (in Windows) changed drive letters, I've had it happen when I accidentally browsed the SD card as a image folder rather than importing from it.
Besides issues like unmounted external disks and file servers or (in Windows) changed drive letters, I've had it happen when I accidentally browsed the SD card as a image folder rather than importing from it.
gilpen123
Gil
I just did my normal workflow, import from SD card, create smart collection, command A then move to the new smart collection folder. I was still able to edit some photos but this morning the "Photo is Missing" message under the histogram appeared. Lst thing I did was delete duplicates in mackeeper.
michaelwj
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I have this appearing, but the photos are not missing (check with Show in Finder - mac), and everything works fine. I think it is a bug in LR5, hopefully to be fixed.
Unless of course your photos are missing, then ?.
Michael
Unless of course your photos are missing, then ?.
Michael
