Are you asking about copyright metadata or the watermark. You can't see the copyright in the image. Also, copyright is added during the import not the export. ... View more

If you are asking to see the clipping warnings with Lightroom mobile, this can be done by using two fingers to adjust the black or white slider. ... View more

This will NOT effect the Lightroom cloud. Creative Cloud Files is separate from Lightroom and when it gets discontinued it won't impact your Lightroom. ... View more

Have you logged into Lightroom on the web at lightroom.adobe.com? You should be able to delete photos from here. ... View more

Login to your account at lightroom.adobe.com. Whatever you see there has been successfully uploaded to the cloud. ... View more

Your school account won't include Lightroom unless your school allows you to create an individual account with your school email. Lightroom stores your images in a cloud and therefore requires an individual login. However, you can use Lightroom Classic because it stores images on a local hard drive. ... View more

We might be able to help if you provide some details about the mess, or what doesn't make sense. I use Lightroom on a computer, laptop, iPhone, and iPad and I LOVE it. How can I help? ... View more

With this workflow your images will exist in two places, pc #1 with LrC, and in the Lightroom cloud. Your proposed workflow makes sense if you need to move images from Lr into Photoshop on the laptop. Or, if you need to export full resolution images on the laptop for printing, or design work. If the laptop is only for editing in Lr, you do not need full resolution images in the cloud. Smart previews are designed for this. I have a desktop iMac with my LrC catalog and all my images on external hard drives. I use Lr on my laptop for editing smart previews that are synced from LrC. The smart preview workflow is perfect for my needs. ... View more

What is your reason for uploading full resolution images to the cloud? Are you sure you need this? I'd advise against using both LrC and Lr for your full res image because you will end up with duplicates. It can get very confusing, very fast. ... View more

Are you opening the catalog on the new laptop by double clicking the catalog on the hard drive? Or, are you opening LrC from the app icon? By default, the app icon will create a new catalog in the Pictures folder the first time you launch the app. ... View more

It sounds like a filter is turned on to view only the labeled images, probably the fimstrip filter. This article might help. https://jkost.com/blog/2019/04/julieannes-top-ten-tips-for-filtering-in-lightroom-classic.html ... View more

https://lightroom.app.link/lgoV2qWodCb ... View more

Using both LRC and LR together on the same machine can get really confusing and cause duplication of originals. I don't recommend the workflow you are describing. You do not need original images in the cloud to use them in another program, unless the other program is on a different computer. Use Lightroom if you use more than one computer and you want access to your originals everywhere you work. Be careful about also using LRC with this workflow.  ... View more

Anything added (uploaded) directly to LR can be removed from the hard drive after the sync his complete. You can confirm the sync status by logging into your account at lightroom.adobe.com.  Keep in mind that LR stores originals in the cloud, but it caches some content to a local drive to speed up your workflow. You can also enable local sync, which downloads everything to a local drive. You probably don't want to do this. Local sync is helpful when your computer is often disconnected from the internet. LRC does not actually upload your photos to the cloud. It manages files on local hard drives. Smart previews are uploaded for syncing to LR. If you use LRC to manage your photos, DON'T delete them from the drive. @Rob_Cullen is 100% right by saying, "be careful." If you don't fully understand how files are managed, you could end up sorry. ... View more

What do you mean by "dropping"? What is your workflow? How are you importing photos? Where is your catalog stored? Please provide us with as much information as you can. Screen captures would be helpful too. ... View more

When you use Lightroom's camera, the image is saved in the Lightroom app. With a premium subscription, photos are automatically uploaded to a cloud server where they are safely backed up. The Device tab shows you the images on your phone that weren't taken with Lightroom. If you select a photo from here to edit it, the image will be added to the Lightroom app. Discover shows you photos from other members of the Lightroom community. ... View more

Lightroom manages images and video on a cloud server. Click the Add button and navigate to the location of the images on your external drive. Adding images uploads them to the cloud. You will only have access to the content in Lightroom as long as you have an active subscription.  ... View more

The owner of the photos can contact Adobe to find out if the photos are still somewhere in the cloud. Chat is available here. https://helpx.adobe.com/contact.html. Type Live Agent to chat with a real person. ... View more

Creative Cloud Libraries are all the same. There is no such thing as a "brush" library. Any Library can contain brushes. The link contains general information about Creative Cloud Libraries. ... View more

https://www.adobe.com/products/photoshop-lightroom/free-trial-download.html ... View more

This page here says that the free trial of Lightroom is only good for 7 days. Perhaps that is the issue. I don't know how free trials work. I know that a paid subscription requires signing in with the same account on all apps. ... View more

Click on the cloud in the upper right corner of Lightroom Classic. Then click on the gear icon in the lower right corner of the sync panel. This takes you to the Lightroom Classic sync preferences. Share a screen capture of the preferences window so we can see the sync progress. ... View more

I have not heard of a deal where Lightroom Premium is included with Adobe Express Premium. Can you share a link to the offer? ... View more

It sounds like a problem with the local storage preference. The location of the local storage may have been changed at some point. Local storage of originals is not required because everything is managed in the cloud. Check to see if Save a local copy of originals is turned on. If it is, try turning it off and restarting Lightroom. https://helpx.adobe.com/lightroom-cc/using/preferences.html ... View more

Which Lightroom are you using, Lightroom Classic or Lightroom? They manage images differently, so it matters. ... View more

I'm not sure I understand your questions. Perhaps you are interchanging upload and download. Here's how I use them: Upload - sending files from a computer UP to a cloud server. Download - moving files from a cloud server DOWN to a computer. This is how it works. LrC stores images on a local hard drive. It can NOT upload originals to LRM (cloud). LRM stores images in the cloud. LrC downloads originals it finds in the cloud when the sync is turned on. ... View more

Are you using the free version or do you have a paid subscription? ... View more