dj_paige

Just to clarify, LR CC and LR 6 are the same download file, both run on Sierra, but if you don't have the subscription to LR CC and you have only licensed LR 6, then you don't get certain ...

Not only will LR 6 run on Sierra, but your existing LR 5 and PS CS6 will run on Sierra.

1. LR 5 and PS CS6 both run on Sierra — and no you don't have to delete anything when you switch operating systems. 2. Define "acceptable alternative" Also, if you are not a fan of Lightroom CC, ...

Adobe's very clear history is to provide the FREE Adobe DNG Converter which will allow you to take the RAWs from new cameras, then convert them into DNGs and then import them into any version of ...

This is not a Lightroom issue. TIF files are bigger than JPG files, often by an order of magnitude, regardless of what software you use. If you had said megabytes instead of megapixels, I wouldn't ...

I did not mean to imply that Adobe software is a poor choice, just that Lightroom is a poor choice FOR YOU given your statements in this thread.

There's soooo much mis-information about Lightroom out there, but this is completely false. It is not an older edition, it is kept up to date with bug fixes, and new camera and lens support. It ...

Yes, I agree, given what the OP has said, Lightroom is a poor choice, and there are many other software out there in the non-Adobe world that might be a better choice for him.

Since you can't use Lightroom to edit photos without first importing the photos into Lightroom's catalog, this statement about not being interested in cataloging seems to indicate (to me) that you ...

There's no "renting" if you purchase LR 6. You own the license to the software ... forever ... pay once, that's it.

Bob, the original poster didn't say any of that. He didn't say exported. He didn't say process them in a different program. I would think if he had done those things, he would tell us that. He said ...

You can turn on or off ALL of the badges; you cannot turn off just the GPS badge. https://lightroom-blog.com/2014/10/07/badges/

You have accidentally imported these photos into a different folder than the folder you think they are in. You need to search for these photos in Lightroom. Perform ALL four of these steps, in order: ...

You can open the backup that contains your edits ... then select those photos in Lightroom ... then File->Export as Catalog ... give it a name ... Then open the current catalog, select File->Import ...

You can't do a "move" of photo into a collection in Lightroom. It is closer to a "copy" but really it's not even a "copy", it is an entry in the database is created to indicate that the photo is ...

False. LR 6 and LR CC support the exact same cameras.

If that's what you would like, then this is a huge amount of manual work, and prone to errors. So I don't advise it. As stated earlier, if you just hide the photos you don't want to see inside of ...

Honestly, the easiest and most foolproof solution is to leave the photos in the existing catalog, and just hide them somehow (for example, assign them a blue label and then tell LR to not show the ...

Describe in detail what changes, or better yet, show us the images. I doubt that anyone else has had the same thing happen in the last few weeks. It is almost certainly something on your computer.

Thank you for stating this. I agree completely.