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Camera takes RAW + JPG - can I hide the duplicate?

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December 9, 2017
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Hi,

my camera takes RAW and JPG images at once. Of course both are shown in lightroom side-by-side. Is it possible to hide the duplicate image? E.g. only RAWs will be shown, but when clicking on it I can see the JPG version as well?

Thanks,

Nik

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Correct answer JP Hess

That feature isn't available in Lightroom CC at this time. Remember, this is version 1. We'll have to wait and see what develops.

jonsully

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Good news. In 'new' Lightroom / "Photoshop Lightroom" / whichever nomenclature is canonical to represent the Lightroom application that's not 'Classic', this is doable. I also shoot RAW + JPG and found the duplicates annoying 😊

Upon clicking in the 'Search' field, a number of filter options come up. Clicking the 'Extension' button then selecting 'jpg' (or RAW etc.) hides all of the other images 👍. Note that you do have to click the search field and not the Filter (funnel icon) button — the "Extension" filter isn't present in the quick-filter bar.

Adding the extension filter works great and totally satisfies my workflow. Hope that helps all!

Levi Figueira

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This works… except when it doesn't. I have no idea why, but it doesn't find all my JPEG files this way. It found about 30% of them! 😞

jonsully

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I think I've had that happen too. Not sure it's at all related but I try to not use that filter any time images are currently being imported or uploaded/synced to the cloud. 🤔 🤔

jonsully

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I'll check it out!

And report back here if I find good news 🙂

JP Hess

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In Lightroom 4.2 there are some filtering features that enable the user to filter on file type as well as the number of stars and other characteristics of the image. I cannot give you a lot of detailed information because, frankly, I haven't used the feature extensively. I am primarily a Lightroom Classic user.

JP HessCorrect answer

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That feature isn't available in Lightroom CC at this time. Remember, this is version 1. We'll have to wait and see what develops.

jonsully

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Is this still the case? 😕😕

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