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Inspiring
April 15, 2021
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How to collect images into a subfolder.

  • April 15, 2021
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I have just been removing duplicates from a folder.   Some where in subfolders and some were in the outer folder. Now I want to look at the photos that are lying in the outer folder and subclassify them into the subfolders. However looking at the large folder one sees both the folders in the subfolders as well as those in the master folder. How do I turn this off so I see only the photos that are not in the subfolders. I think there is a control at the root of the catalogue but I couldn't see it.  Sorry to trouble you

Thanks

Sockit

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Correct answer johnrellis

Do the menu command Library > Show Photos In Subfolders (make sure it is unchecked).

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Legend
April 15, 2021

Do the menu command Library > Show Photos In Subfolders (make sure it is unchecked).

sockitAuthor
Inspiring
April 16, 2021

Thanks John  I had never noticed that item before. I thought it was in the structure of the library,  I was stymied without that piece of information.

Sockit

johnrellis
Legend
April 16, 2021

"I thought it was in the structure of the library"

 

You might be thinking of the Import window, where the Include Subfolders button is right in the middle of the window.

 

LR has lots of these features scattered around -- you have to do a pixel hunt sometimes to find them.