OK, so, super-annoyed right now.
For some reason, Lightroom only "sees" 66 images in a sub-folder that contains 151 images. I've tried restarting Lightroom (v. 13.01), optimizing the catalog, renaming the folder, reverting to v. 13.0, reverting to a couple of the older v. 12 releases, and even some odd suggestions from a post that suggested switching to Copy and then switching back to add.
I can easily import the 66 images, but the others don't even show up.
What worked: copying the sub-folder to a different disk. Copy the sub-folder back to the original disk as a higher-level directory, and then Lightroom "saw" and imported all the images.
Needless to say, an hour wasted is annoying.
FYI, copying the new subdirectory to the original higher-level directory repeats the issue.
Not sure if anyone reported this, so here I came.
By the way, just before this, I also had an issue with trying to move files from one directory to another (it gave me an error saying the images cannot be copied). I suspect there's a glitch handling the directory and/or file structure.
Also FYI, I've been using and processing files in other subdirectories under the same higher-level directory for the last few days, and everything worked well until about two hours ago.
Did I mention I'm not happy?
Thanks, ejd
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