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jcocci · ‎Oct 04, 2018

I thought Dropbox was case sensitive but apparently it is not. I will double check that when I get home.

jcocci · ‎Oct 04, 2018

Not sure I understand. Lightroom isn't signing into Dropbox my OS is so how would make a difference?

jcocci · ‎Oct 04, 2018

Hmm, I will check that but pretty sure the login is case sensitive so wouldn't log me in anyway.

jcocci · ‎Oct 03, 2018

Well maybe I spoke too soon. Problem seems to have returned. I checked what you asked Jim and the pathes were exactly the same. I am running Lightroom on two computers both using the same folder containing my images and also the same catalog files. Using Dropbox to keep everything in sync. Everything does work doing this. This folder issue is all. I just tested your solution above to one folder an tested merging into a pano and it put the image in the proper place. I will test this further with other folders and see what happens.

jcocci · ‎Sep 28, 2018

Hey Jim, Thanks for the help. Since my last post I have deleted that new HDR file and folder so can't check what you mentioned above. I also was looking at the file names in my Lightroom folder. I noticed that some of the Lightroom Catalog files were lower case "l" and "c" and some were upper case "L" and "C". This may have not been the proper way to fix that but I changed the files names to all be the same and got ride of some duplicate looking files. Making copies of all of them before doing this of course. Since doing this the problem seems to have been fixed. I've tried merging some different photos in different folders and they are ending up where they should be.

jcocci · ‎Sep 27, 2018

Hello, Thanks for the replies. I will take a look at that link when I have some time later tonight, on my way out the door for the day. Here is a screen shot of my folder structure. The highlighted HDR folder is the original. At the bottom you see a new HDR folder where the photo is placed. When I look in finder in OSX the image is in the correct folder (exact same folder as original files), meaning there is not a duplicate folder created on my drive. In this case this was using the merge to HDR function within Lightroom. Doing the HDR process through Photoshop does the same thing. I had this fixed at one point but cannot remember how I did it but the problem has returned.

jcocci · ‎Sep 26, 2018

Hello, I cannot figure out this issue for the life of me. If I try to create an HDR or Panorama in Lightroom it creates a new folder in the folders and puts that new image in that folder rather than the existing folder which is where I would like ti to go. It does this if I use Photoshop to create hem as well. When I save from Photoshop Lightroom creates a new folder for the image. It only seems to do this in the folder list in Lightroom. If I go to the folders in finder the image is in the proper place. It didn't used to do this it just started at some point. I have done quite of bit of research on this and the only things I have found are making sure my export settings are correct, which they are and also about updating folder location, which doesn't work and just messes up my folder structure. Anyone run into this issue? Thanks.

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