Re: [Slightly different problem] Controlling location to which LR imports (v2)

2011-04-28 Thread Thibouille
2011/4/27 David Parsons parsons.da...@gmail.com:
 You can remove a picture from the catalog without deleting it from the disk.

 Delete the file (in LR), and when the prompt comes up, select Remove.
 That will remove it from the catalog and keep it on disk.


I knew bout that but if you delete it from the second catalog, you'll
end with plenty of files not in catalog anymore which is useless IMO.


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Re: [Slightly different problem] Controlling location to which LR imports (v2)

2011-04-28 Thread Thibouille
2011/4/27 Godfrey DiGiorgi gdigio...@gmail.com:
 On Wed, Apr 27, 2011 at 2:14 AM, Thibouille pentaxl...@gmail.com wrote:
 I presently work with 2 catalogs. One for my personal work and one for
 my photo courses

 Now, my problem: I realized I imported files from my Courses catalog
 at the place I store my own files (lets call it Personal catalog). ...

 I'm not entirely sure I understand. Is this the situation?

 - You have two catalogs intended for different purposes, Personal and Courses.
 - You do not want the image files to be included in both catalogs.
 - When you import with each catalog, you want LR to move your image
 files into different file system locations to keep them separated.

Yes, sir.

 - When you imported files into your Courses catalog, you inadvertently
 set LR to place the files in the file system location normally used
 for your Personal files.

It may be. Actually, looking at the rest of your post, I see that is
most probably the problem.
I, indeed, broke myself the thing.

 I do not want to mix files, deleting a file when it is also present in
 the second catalog will create a big mess and since LR can't open both
 catalog at the same time... can't do another way.

 Did I messed things up? Or did LR? I'm under the impression that LR
 keeps the last import settings in memory but do NOT it does so in
 relation to what catalog is opened. Which means, if I'm no cautious
 enough, things gets mixed (and messed up). Is it so ?

 The worst thing that can happen if you delete files from one catalog
 (and delete or move them around in the file system) is that the same
 image files also present in the other catalog will come up with
 question marks saying that Lightroom can't find them. All you have to
 do is tell the catalog with the question marks to synchronize with the
 file system and remove missing files.

Yep, indeed, that what happended (followed by a loud S**T) ;)
But I copied back the files where I intended them to be otherwise it
becomes a big mess.


 Similarly, once you put the files into the right locations for the
 other catalog, either re-import them or synchronize existing folders
 into which they've been placed.

Will do, thanks.

 Lightroom remembers import settings on a per catalog basis
 automatically, but the sensible and safe thing to do if you want LR to
 move files into separate locations in two different catalogs/import
 scenarios is to define two import presets, one for each catalog, and
 remember to choose the correct one when doing your imports.

That, I was unsure about. Thank you for pointing it out and more
thanks because I never thought about the import presets.
To me it was more like doing a couple adjustments/conversions at
import time which I didn't want to.

 I have about four different import scenarios articulating in what
 destinations in the file system I want imports to place the files, so
 I have a preset set up for each of them.

Will certainly do as well now. Thank you much Godfrey :)

 Godfrey
   godfreydigiorgi.posterous.com

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Re: [Slightly different problem] Controlling location to which LR imports (v2)

2011-04-28 Thread Godfrey DiGiorgi
You're welcome, glad to help.

On Thursday, April 28, 2011, Thibouille pentaxl...@gmail.com wrote:
 2011/4/27 Godfrey DiGiorgi gdigio...@gmail.com:
 On Wed, Apr 27, 2011 at 2:14 AM, Thibouille pentaxl...@gmail.com wrote:
 I presently work with 2 catalogs. One for my personal work and one for
 my photo courses

 Now, my problem: I realized I imported files from my Courses catalog
 at the place I store my own files (lets call it Personal catalog). ...

 I'm not entirely sure I understand. Is this the situation?

 - You have two catalogs intended for different purposes, Personal and 
 Courses.
 - You do not want the image files to be included in both catalogs.
 - When you import with each catalog, you want LR to move your image
 files into different file system locations to keep them separated.

 Yes, sir.

 - When you imported files into your Courses catalog, you inadvertently
 set LR to place the files in the file system location normally used
 for your Personal files.

 It may be. Actually, looking at the rest of your post, I see that is
 most probably the problem.
 I, indeed, broke myself the thing.

 I do not want to mix files, deleting a file when it is also present in
 the second catalog will create a big mess and since LR can't open both
 catalog at the same time... can't do another way.

 Did I messed things up? Or did LR? I'm under the impression that LR
 keeps the last import settings in memory but do NOT it does so in
 relation to what catalog is opened. Which means, if I'm no cautious
 enough, things gets mixed (and messed up). Is it so ?

 The worst thing that can happen if you delete files from one catalog
 (and delete or move them around in the file system) is that the same
 image files also present in the other catalog will come up with
 question marks saying that Lightroom can't find them. All you have to
 do is tell the catalog with the question marks to synchronize with the
 file system and remove missing files.

 Yep, indeed, that what happended (followed by a loud S**T) ;)
 But I copied back the files where I intended them to be otherwise it
 becomes a big mess.


 Similarly, once you put the files into the right locations for the
 other catalog, either re-import them or synchronize existing folders
 into which they've been placed.

 Will do, thanks.

 Lightroom remembers import settings on a per catalog basis
 automatically, but the sensible and safe thing to do if you want LR to
 move files into separate locations in two different catalogs/import
 scenarios is to define two import presets, one for each catalog, and
 remember to choose the correct one when doing your imports.

 That, I was unsure about. Thank you for pointing it out and more
 thanks because I never thought about the import presets.
 To me it was more like doing a couple adjustments/conversions at
 import time which I didn't want to.

 I have about four different import scenarios articulating in what
 destinations in the file system I want imports to place the files, so
 I have a preset set up for each of them.

 Will certainly do as well now. Thank you much Godfrey :)

 Godfrey
   godfreydigiorgi.posterous.com

 --
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 --
 Photo: K-7, Sigma 28/1.8 macro, FA50/1.4, DA40Ltd, K30/2.8, DA16-45,
 DA50-135, DA50-200, 360FGZ
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           Mamiya C330+80/2.8
           Sekonic L-208
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Re: [Slightly different problem] Controlling location to which LR imports (v2)

2011-04-28 Thread Godfrey DiGiorgi
You're welcome, glad to help.

On Thursday, April 28, 2011, Thibouille pentaxl...@gmail.com wrote:
 2011/4/27 Godfrey DiGiorgi gdigio...@gmail.com:
 On Wed, Apr 27, 2011 at 2:14 AM, Thibouille pentaxl...@gmail.com wrote:
 I presently work with 2 catalogs. One for my personal work and one for
 my photo courses

 Now, my problem: I realized I imported files from my Courses catalog
 at the place I store my own files (lets call it Personal catalog). ...

 I'm not entirely sure I understand. Is this the situation?

 - You have two catalogs intended for different purposes, Personal and 
 Courses.
 - You do not want the image files to be included in both catalogs.
 - When you import with each catalog, you want LR to move your image
 files into different file system locations to keep them separated.

 Yes, sir.

 - When you imported files into your Courses catalog, you inadvertently
 set LR to place the files in the file system location normally used
 for your Personal files.

 It may be. Actually, looking at the rest of your post, I see that is
 most probably the problem.
 I, indeed, broke myself the thing.

 I do not want to mix files, deleting a file when it is also present in
 the second catalog will create a big mess and since LR can't open both
 catalog at the same time... can't do another way.

 Did I messed things up? Or did LR? I'm under the impression that LR
 keeps the last import settings in memory but do NOT it does so in
 relation to what catalog is opened. Which means, if I'm no cautious
 enough, things gets mixed (and messed up). Is it so ?

 The worst thing that can happen if you delete files from one catalog
 (and delete or move them around in the file system) is that the same
 image files also present in the other catalog will come up with
 question marks saying that Lightroom can't find them. All you have to
 do is tell the catalog with the question marks to synchronize with the
 file system and remove missing files.

 Yep, indeed, that what happended (followed by a loud S**T) ;)
 But I copied back the files where I intended them to be otherwise it
 becomes a big mess.


 Similarly, once you put the files into the right locations for the
 other catalog, either re-import them or synchronize existing folders
 into which they've been placed.

 Will do, thanks.

 Lightroom remembers import settings on a per catalog basis
 automatically, but the sensible and safe thing to do if you want LR to
 move files into separate locations in two different catalogs/import
 scenarios is to define two import presets, one for each catalog, and
 remember to choose the correct one when doing your imports.

 That, I was unsure about. Thank you for pointing it out and more
 thanks because I never thought about the import presets.
 To me it was more like doing a couple adjustments/conversions at
 import time which I didn't want to.

 I have about four different import scenarios articulating in what
 destinations in the file system I want imports to place the files, so
 I have a preset set up for each of them.

 Will certainly do as well now. Thank you much Godfrey :)

 Godfrey
   godfreydigiorgi.posterous.com

 --
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 --
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 DA50-135, DA50-200, 360FGZ
           KX, MX, SuperA+Motor, Z1, P30
           Mamiya C330+80/2.8
           Sekonic L-208
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[Slightly different problem] Controlling location to which LR imports (v2)

2011-04-27 Thread Thibouille
I have a little different problem related to the import place.
I may have screwed the whole thing so I'm not sure LR is the culprit.

I presently work with 2 catalogs. One for my personal work and one for
my photo courses.
It is easier (well I thought so at least) and I'm at no risk of
displaying personal pictures I do not want to display everywhere.

Now, my problem: I realized I imported files from my Courses catalog
at the place I store my own files (lets call it Personal catalog).
I do not want to mix files, deleting a file when it is also present in
the second catalog will create a big mess and since LR can't open both
catalog at the same time... can't do another way.

Did I messed things up? Or did LR? I'm under the impression that LR
keeps the last import settings in memory but do NOT it does so in
relation to what catalog is opened. Which means, if I'm no cautious
enough, things gets mixed (and messed up). Is it so ?

Thank you (and thanks Godfrey because I know you're an LR reference
and answer will probably come from you).


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--
Photo: K-7, Sigma 28/1.8 macro, FA50/1.4, DA40Ltd, K30/2.8, DA16-45,
DA50-135, DA50-200, 360FGZ
          KX, MX, SuperA+Motor, Z1, P30
          Mamiya C330+80/2.8
          Sekonic L-208
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Re: [Slightly different problem] Controlling location to which LR imports (v2)

2011-04-27 Thread Godfrey DiGiorgi
On Wed, Apr 27, 2011 at 2:14 AM, Thibouille pentaxl...@gmail.com wrote:
 I presently work with 2 catalogs. One for my personal work and one for
 my photo courses

 Now, my problem: I realized I imported files from my Courses catalog
 at the place I store my own files (lets call it Personal catalog). ...

I'm not entirely sure I understand. Is this the situation?

- You have two catalogs intended for different purposes, Personal and Courses.
- You do not want the image files to be included in both catalogs.
- When you import with each catalog, you want LR to move your image
files into different file system locations to keep them separated.

- When you imported files into your Courses catalog, you inadvertently
set LR to place the files in the file system location normally used
for your Personal files.

 I do not want to mix files, deleting a file when it is also present in
 the second catalog will create a big mess and since LR can't open both
 catalog at the same time... can't do another way.

 Did I messed things up? Or did LR? I'm under the impression that LR
 keeps the last import settings in memory but do NOT it does so in
 relation to what catalog is opened. Which means, if I'm no cautious
 enough, things gets mixed (and messed up). Is it so ?

The worst thing that can happen if you delete files from one catalog
(and delete or move them around in the file system) is that the same
image files also present in the other catalog will come up with
question marks saying that Lightroom can't find them. All you have to
do is tell the catalog with the question marks to synchronize with the
file system and remove missing files.

Similarly, once you put the files into the right locations for the
other catalog, either re-import them or synchronize existing folders
into which they've been placed.

Lightroom remembers import settings on a per catalog basis
automatically, but the sensible and safe thing to do if you want LR to
move files into separate locations in two different catalogs/import
scenarios is to define two import presets, one for each catalog, and
remember to choose the correct one when doing your imports.

I have about four different import scenarios articulating in what
destinations in the file system I want imports to place the files, so
I have a preset set up for each of them.
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Re: [Slightly different problem] Controlling location to which LR imports (v2)

2011-04-27 Thread David Parsons
You can remove a picture from the catalog without deleting it from the disk.

Delete the file (in LR), and when the prompt comes up, select Remove.
That will remove it from the catalog and keep it on disk.

On Wed, Apr 27, 2011 at 5:14 AM, Thibouille pentaxl...@gmail.com wrote:
 Now, my problem: I realized I imported files from my Courses catalog
 at the place I store my own files (lets call it Personal catalog).
 I do not want to mix files, deleting a file when it is also present in
 the second catalog will create a big mess and since LR can't open both
 catalog at the same time... can't do another way.

 Thibault Massart aka Thibouille/Thibs
 --
 Photo: K-7, Sigma 28/1.8 macro, FA50/1.4, DA40Ltd, K30/2.8, DA16-45,
 DA50-135, DA50-200, 360FGZ
           KX, MX, SuperA+Motor, Z1, P30
           Mamiya C330+80/2.8
           Sekonic L-208
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