On 4/6/2010 8:42 AM, John Sessoms wrote:
From: Larry Colen
For me, the biggest advantage of LR is that it is basically the
industry standard. If I need advice on how to do something, I can find
it.
I've found that with > 80,000 photos in my lightroom catalogue, it's
not as peppy as I'd like. Since you don't go back a lot to older jobs,
I suspect that you could do what I used to do and just start a new
catalogue every so often.
Can you still access-update-whatever the old catalogs when you start new
ones?
Yes, you just have to open the other catalogue. The only problem is that
it takes a few moments.
It is important to have the catalogues on a disk that the computer can
access quickly. It would be tempting to put them on a solid state
drive, because that seems to be the biggest performance bottleneck.
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