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I see that the sorting my pricture in the lybary by file size is not present anymore.
Can please make this option possible?
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what app?
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Sorry Adobe Lightroom Classic
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in the future, to find the best place to post your message, use the list here, https://community.adobe.com/
p.s. i don't think the adobe website, and forums in particular, are easy to navigate, so don't spend a lot of time searching that forum list. do your best and we'll move the post (like this one has already been moved) if it helps you get responses.
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You can sort by Pixel Dimension, which you could call 'Image Size'. I don't think sorting by File Size was ever an option.
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I did try that but it's not working or recognizing the larger files
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Please give us information. What happens with the larger files that makes you say "it's not working"?
Agreeing with @JohanElzenga , I don't think this features was ever included in LrC.
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I want to see my High Resolution files (which are lager in MB's) so the I can label them. I am or was convinced that did that by sorting them by file size in the "older" version of LR
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I want to see my High Resolution files (which are lager in MB's) so the I can label them.
By @CJNS
The above statement is incorrect.
Your high resolution files are high MP or megapixels, this is the image size (not high MB or megabytes, this is the file size). You can sort for high MP by using "Pixel Dimensions". File size is different than image size. A file can be high MB but not high MP for a variety of reasons. Do not confuse MP with MB, these are not the same. You cannot (and never could) sort by file size (MB).
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Your absolutely wright and now made a smart collection on Megapixels which works fine.
Thank you all for your input.