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The basics: Lightroom 12.1 on Mac Ventura 13.0.
Veteran Lightroom Classic user. I sync some collections from LR Classic to the Adobe Cloud.
Recently got anew iphone and I didn't realize when I installed Lightroom on the phone, the option to upload all the camera roll was on (it's called "Import" in the app settings). I found out that this was on when LR Classic on the Mac was downloading thousands of iphone photos.
I stopped cloud syncinc on LR Classic. Turned this setting off on the iphone. Also went ot the Adobe vloud website and deleted all those iphone photos.
Well.... every time I turn sync on on LR Classic, it still wants to download those thousands of iphone photos! I have no idea what to do next; could it be that somehow things on the cloud are out of sync and even though I "think" that those photos are not on the cloud they still are?
Has anybody seen something like this before?
Thanks
Igal
That's a very bad option! I don't want to delete them from my iphone.
I finally figured out that there were still synced photos on the cloud left from the iphone. So I had to search for all of them (heic, jpeg, etc), and painstakingly delete them from the cloud using this info on each picture where you see where it was uploaded from
I wish Adobe had a better search engine on their cloud (Adobe: are you listening?). i.e., searching where the photo was upploaded from.
After doing this for a few hu
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Lightroom Classic only downloads the images it finds in Lightroom when the sync is turned on. I think this is a fantastic feature myself.
If it is downloading a bunch of photos you don't want, I recommend deleting them from Lightroom on your phone before you open Lightroom Classic on your computer. Also check the Lightroom preferences on the phone to make sure it isn't still automatically uploading from the camera roll.
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That's a very bad option! I don't want to delete them from my iphone.
I finally figured out that there were still synced photos on the cloud left from the iphone. So I had to search for all of them (heic, jpeg, etc), and painstakingly delete them from the cloud using this info on each picture where you see where it was uploaded from
I wish Adobe had a better search engine on their cloud (Adobe: are you listening?). i.e., searching where the photo was upploaded from.
After doing this for a few hundred more, sync is now fine , back to how I had it before.
Hope this case helps someone else too.