Lightroom Classic zu langsam

Hi Andi,

kann Dir sicher sagen das es nicht an Deiner Hardware liegt und zeimlich sicher nicht an Deinem Katalog. Ich habe dieseleben Probleme und das seit ca. 1,5 Monaten nach einem bestimmten update, leider weiss ich nicht mehr genau ab welcher Version. Ich verfüge über die neuste und fast schnellste Apple Hardware (Mac Studio M2 Ultra volle Hütte), also daran liegt es nicht. Mein Katalog ist 4GB gross mit ca. 150.000RAW Bildern. Momentan nutze ich Lightroom 13.5.1 und es hat sich nichts geändert. Eine Zeit lang läuft alles normal und von einer Sekunde auf die andere, läuft alles mit ca. 1min Verzögerung. Kann nur irgendwas in der Software sein. Hast Du evtl. etwas weiteres rausgefunden woran es liegen könnte?

I had imported over 4500 new photos and he wanted to synchronize them all

That is a huge number of photos to sync. Have you attempted to let the sync to the cloud run overnight?

Note: if you let the computer sync overnight, make sure the computer will not go to sleep due to inactivity, and in the LrC

/preferences/Lightroom Sync/

make sure the prevent system sleep is selected.

Also by SYNC, you mean to Cloud correct? But any Address Lookup, or Face Detection going on? (Pause them if so)

I see that an actual Adobe Employee has entered in this discussion, hopefully that employee will reply again. And perhaps other members, preferably ones that sync to the cloud (I avoid that like the plague)

Since LrC v13.3 the  SYNC (cloud) has been an issue. Some bug fixing has occurred, but....

So, an inquiry. In your LrC session, is any sync to the cloud occurring? If so, turn that off and see if LrC improves (and sync later)

Bibliothekspfad: /Users/andrea/Pictures/LR Kataloge/Lightroom Catalog-2-2-v13-3.lrcat

So, your catalog is located in your users folder, as is the default, on your main MAC HD.

That is fine, as long as you are not running out of space.

How much free space in percent (%) exists on that hard drive? Looking for at least 20% free, some say 25% free.

Could it be due to the Excire Search plug-in?

You could use the Plug-In manager, and disable that particular plug-in, then restart LrC to see if that changes anything. By the way, while in the Plug-In manager, pay attention and see if any error message appear (like a plug-in needs an updates, etc)

Hallo Andi_HE_6804,

vielleicht ist auch die Festplatte zu voll. Insbesondere die Vorschaudateien nehmen sehr viel Platz in Anspruch. Ich habe gehört (wo, weiß ich nicht mehr), dass man auf der Festplatte mit den Katalogdateien mindestens noch einmal so viel Speicherplatz frei haben sollte wie die gesamten Katalogdateien (also *.lrcat und alle zusätzlichen Dateien mit Vorschaubildern usw.) in Anspruch nehmen. Da die interne Festplatte auch durch andere Anwendungen doch schnell voll wird, habe ich meinen Lightroom-Katalog auf eine schnelle externe SSD-Platte ausgelagert (1 TB), Anschluss über USB-C. Sieh mal nach wie es auf deiner Platte aussieht.

LG

Carsten

Translation to English

I am a hobby photographer and work on an Imac Mini. I have almost 300,000 photos in jpeg format in a catalog. I'd like to continue working in just one catalog, but right now LRC is so slow. I mark a photo and until I can see. that I really marked it, a few seconds pass. It's no fun at all anymore. Could it be due to the Excire Search plug-in? or are there actually just too many photos - but according to the community there can be up to 1,000,000,000 photos in a catalog. Does anyone have an idea what I can do?

Of the top 25 reasons for slowness in LrC, catalog size is not on the list. If you think it might be a plug-in causing this, then please disable the plugin for a short time and see if the problem goes away. Another possibility is to temporarily disable you virus protection and see if that helps.

Hey, Andi_HE_6804! 

We are sorry about the experience with Lightroom Classic. 

How much storage space is there in your device? Where do these images store? Do you use multiple apps at the same time? 

Please try these few steps and let us know how it goes.

1. Running multiple applications and background processes simultaneously can consume system resources and slow down Lightroom Classic. 

2. Lightroom catalogs can become significant over time, which can impact performance. Regularly optimize your Lightroom catalog by going to "File" > "Optimize Catalog" to remove unnecessary data and improve performance. You can check here for more detailed steps to optimize Lightroom Classic Catalog: https://adobe.ly/3XxQqs0

3. As Lightroom is running slow, could you please try turning off the GPU option from Lightroom's preferences? Go to Lightroom > Preferences > Performance tab > Uncheck "Use Graphics Processor" > Restart Lightroom Classic. 

For more info and further troubleshooting, refer https://adobe.ly/3Xxjal0​

Let us know if that helps.

Thanks,

Shivani