I‘m having trouble sharing an album that has 51 pictures in it. When I try to send the link or view on the web, only 15 of the 51 pictures show up. Any thoughts? Thanks!
How did you create the share? This sounds like maybe you were in Lightroom Mobile, and instead of sharing the entire album, you shared the individual images. The maximum number of images you can select at once in Lightroom Mobile is 15.
I have a similar problem, im on pc with lightroom CC and in a folder i have around 700 photos but when i share the folder, the link has only 76 photos!
Do i have to sync all the picture to cloud to make it work?
Did you ever get an answer or figure this out? I have 126 photos in a collection, but only the first half seem to make it online no matter what I do.......
Where are the original images, in Lightroom or Lightroom Classic? How are you sharing? Most likely the missing photos never completed the sync to the cloud. Log into your account at lightroom.adobe.com. You should see all of the images there. If you don’t, then they didn’t completely sync.
It was a synch problem - thank you. But that itself raised several other issues, including why, when everything was set properly to synch, the LR on my iPad kept saying everything was synched and up to date. I finally resorted to closing out the LR on my desktop and on my iPad, and after rebooting and waiting, it did all synch up.
The second issue, kind of more troubling, is that when I do as you suggest here and log into my account and select "creative cloud files" it shows me my Finder folder with NOTHING in it.... Clearly things are somewhere in the cloud, but how do you get to these images?
The second issue, kind of more troubling, is that when I do as you suggest here and log into my account and select "creative cloud files" it shows me my Finder folder with NOTHING in it.... Clearly things are somewhere in the cloud, but how do you get to these images?
Nothing to worry about. The Creative Cloud Files folder is something completely different from your synced images. It is a Dropbox-like folder that you can use to sync files between computers.
Thanks, I guess I had the idea that the storage I was paying for would be another "back up" of the photos, but if the cloud is just a behind the scenes means of moving things around, that's another thing entirely.
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