Is there a maximum file size in Lightroom Classic?

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January 17, 2024
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Hi,

Recently I have been editing huge panorama's in Lightroom Classic>Photoshop. The files are in excess of 1.75GB.

When I save them into Lightroom Classic I have to use PSB's (Adobe Photoshop Large Document file) and the thumbnails get corrupted in Lightroom Classsic. If I then reopen them using 'Edit a copy with Lightroom Adjustments' It corrupts the entire file. If I export the PSB as a jpeg, the jpeg gets corrupted.

Any suggestione (aside from using smaller files!)

Thanks,

Geoff

macOS

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geoffl18657010Autor

Known Participant

Hi Rikk,

Thanks for your reply. Do you also save PSB layered files?

Ever had any issues with large file sizes?

D

dj_paige

Legend

As Rikk said, he works with files > 4GB. The limitation is not file size anyway, it is image size in pixels, and pixels in one dimension.

If your thumbnails or large size originals (or any originals, really) are getting corrupted, this is almost always due to a hard disk malfunction somewhere.

R

richardplondon

Community Expert

JPG I think also imposes a smaller maximum pixel dimension of its own. Used to be 10,000px if I recall correctly, though that may have eased since. This should not be a matter of corruption though - it would simply refuse to create.