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• Lightroom removing not rejected photos of drive - please help

  I use lightroom 2.7 and have been for centuries now.

  When I reject photos (x) and then click on the photo, delete rejected photos, pictures are removed my files from LR and sent to my trash, however they are still in my folder of photos on your pc.

  It is used to remove pictures of disc of my files and LR TIMES (well at least I thought it was). Have not really looked at as closely as by TB in the past a lot of pictures.

  This means that I'll have to delete two times (once in LR, and then again in my pictures folder). Very annoying. Am I missing something here?

  Help, please.

  Thank you

  I still can't believe that you get something in the trash without him be removed from the directory where he lived.

  Could you please show these captures new screen, but with the following information:

  • In the trash, choose display details and make sure that the full path of the file is in the screenshot
  • A screen shot of LR library before deleting, ensuring that the file panel is visible (and a possible with the metadata information)
  • In Explorer mode, choose display details and make sure that the full path of the directory is visible

  My suspicion is that the photo resided you in LR in a different directory than you look in the Explorer (2nd copy during import?).

  Gossweiler beat

  Switzerland

• Problems with Delete rejected Photos

  I hope that this issue has not been addressed previously. I checked as far as I had the patience.

  I have recently upgraded to a new system of Vista 64-bit. LR 64-bit seems "Not responded" after that I used the "delete rejected photos." Both cases, the photos have been eliminated but LR library seized. On the first occaision I've removed about 40 photos to the second time was 300 + photos. Ideas or welcome information.

  Thank you

  Jim

  Make sure your garbage is a bunch of stuff already in it.

• Today, I installed serif photo plus, and got the crazy computer, I uninstalled this program but I can't delete the photo over the toolbar, how to do?

  Today, I installed serif photo plus, and got the crazy computer, I uninstalled this program but I can't delete the photo over the toolbar, how to do?

  Thank you, but I had to go to safe mode and to the restoration of the PC, but it has been resolved

• Cannot delete rejected photos

  Using LR5.5 with photos stored on external disk. I had never rejected pictures of the disc removal, up to one hour there are problems. Suddenly, I thought that rejected photos cannot be deleted because the external drive can't stand Trash. Oh, it's on an iMac at the beginning of 2014 with a current operating system.

  Any suggestions?

  a much easier solution (mentioned somewhere in this forum) is to create an empty folder on the drive in question, using the Finder and then throw this folder to the trash. For some reason any LR can not put files in the trash if another program does not have something there first. You need to do after each reboot.

• Satellite A300: Delete files from HARD drive recovery - how to download missing files

  Hello.

  I format partition D:, where was a HARD drive recovery file, now I can't recover my PC.
  Can simple question, I download this file from a Web of Toshiba site or from another site?

  You can not download files from HARD drive recovery or recovery image.
  You can order the DVD of recovery from here:
  http://backupmedia.Toshiba.EU/landing.aspx

• Why my rejected photos are still visible after I remove them?

  I'm not an advanced user of LR by any means, so I hope I can get a preview here. When I go through my photographs, I dismiss them first. I take a peek at all my those rejected, then I select the option "delete rejected photos" and then "remove disc".

  When I go to my collection of "All photos", I can still see all my rejected photos, except that they are grey. Why is this? I don't want to see them, I wish they are gone forever!

  Any help you can give would be great. Thank you!

  Maybe a bug if you have deleted the file.

• LR 5.7 cannot find my files already edited because I accidentally deleted them. I have original and exported raw files edited JPEG images on an external hard drive. How do return on LR the possibility to repeat already published photos complete with the p

  LR 5.7 cannot find my files already edited because I accidentally deleted them. I have original and exported raw files edited JPEG images on an external hard drive. How to get back on LR the possibility to repeat already published photos complete with a history of editing? Thank you.

  Thank you Joe Maniac.  I deleted the original linked files on my internal hard drive which were dng files, but had copies of the raw files edited and edited the exported raw files (in JPEG format).  I don't have copies of dng files.  So what I ended up having to do was import the original raw files which then made a DNG copy on my internal hard drive.  The link has not changed, but now the files were back in the original track for missing photo alerts disappeared and I was able to see my change history.  The process has been painful, but without the dng, I had nothing to do a link to more if at least re-import them files has recreated the dng.  I don't know if there was an easier way, but it seemed that the problem did not the link deletion.  I use LR for a few years, but it was a rookie mistake, precipitated by my hard drive being so jammed up I ended up delete what I shouldn't.  I should have just moved the dng and the link to an external hard drive. Thanks again.

• How will I know if I deleted a photo or if it is missing?

  I recently got a new MacBook and just left my old one on an external hard drive. I keep my photos on the external hard drive now and everytime I open LR, he seems to forget where are my pictures. I found a few missing pictures before, but they seem to disappear again when I close and re-open later LR.

  I also deleted pictures in the recent past (before and after the transfer to external hard drive) from the inside, LR, and now I can not tell if the? refers to two photos and deleted missing photos or only missing photos (often there is no thumbnail for me to see what picture it is). Is there a way to tell if the photo has been deleted or not? I don't want to waste my time looking for mysterious images of (miniature less) that I wanted to delete anyway. I hope this makes sense. Thanks in advance for any guidance on this.

  If you use the option delete picture or pictures in LR, and select Remove from the disk image files are both removed from the LR catalog and removed the disc they were on. There is no way to remove an image from your hard drive and not remove it from the LR catalog from inside Lightroom. You can delete the catalog and not delete hard drive in LR, but not vice versa.

  So if you see a question mark (?) next to a LR image is unclear to where is this image. For as far as LR knows that the image is missing.

  There is a problem with Mac computers and external drives.

  (1) start up your Mac, it can take a few seconds to a minute or more for OS X to see the external hard drive is connected. If you start LR at the moment sees no OS X, recognize the external hard drive you will get? marks on all the images that are stored on this drive and imported in the LR catalog.

  (2) OS X has a function to put hard drives to sleep, internal and external drives. If this happens, OS X puts your drive external to sleep and you open LR it may take some time for the reader to be seen and for LR to connect with the pictures that are on this drive.

  There is a setting in the OS X preferences to stop this (or at least there was at the time Mt Lion and Maverick in Mac OS X. I have not used the new versions of OS X).

• Deleting files on hard drive Mac - LR6 - 10.10.3

  Well gang... I am a newbie to Lightroom... but... I am developing a workflow that allows me to "reject" or simply delete images - both of my LR catalog and permanently delete files from my external hard drive.

  By hitting the DELETE key - I get a dialog box that asks if I want to "Remove" the photo from my LT catalog or "remove disc" which removes the photo of my LT catalog and permanently deletes the photo in my TRASH.

  

  What is happening now:

  After you have selected a photo, I hit the button "remove disc". Lightroom goes the picture to the TRASH, but she LEAVES also my original photo in my folder from the Finder, in a sense duplicate the photo, leaving the original where it was and put a duplicate in the TRASH. It's not good, I want to permanently delete this file.

  With the help of LT6, Mac OSX 10.10.3... I tried to reset privileges (shift-option) with no improvement.

  Any suggestions?

  Thank you for the help... Dale

  Looks like you already have a copy of the file on your hard drive and Lightroom is removal of one of them. It is possible that you have imported the images into Lightroom uses the 'Copy', which essentially would have copied your pictures in the pictures folder? Your originals may still reside in their original location. Do a search on your computer to make sure that you do not have duplicates.

• After you export a photo library of backup, how to delete the photos in the photo library of the system

  Hi, I use the pictures 1.2

  Each year, I export my library on a backup drive and give it the name of the given year. My next task was to remove unwanted pictures (about 10 K photos) from that same year, then keep those 'important' for me (stuff of family, work and other landscapes and al. stuff: about 2 000 pictures.) I don't remember how I used to do with iPhotos, but it seemed obvious. Now, with Photos, I see only two choices: either watch the complete list of the photos, then click on those that I don't have anymore (I do not see me scroll 12 000 photos and videos) opening of the events at the time and the option click all photos to delete (and not just remove them from the event).

  Deleting events without opening it won't because I get a message telling me (for good or bad reasons) that the photos are always going to be there. But then, imagine that I could remove the same with content pictures, I have about 300 events to remove, and they can be deleted one at a time.

  So my question is (and I already put it as a feature request to apple, just in case) how I mass delete unwanted items and their photos, or better yet, how can we keep all the photos that I like (Favorites, for example, or photos with celebrities...) and delete the rest?

  My library contains more than 200 GB on my MacBook Pro 500 GB HDD. I can't let it grow to 150 GB each year. and I guess I'm not the only one with this problem. In addition, I travel a lot in many countries with bad Internet connections, so I won't use iCloud.

  Thank you!

  How are 'export' your photo of the backup library?  You create a copy of your current photo on the backup disk library or using "file > export" to export the photos? Just to be sure, that your photos are safe.

  My next task was to remove unwanted pictures (about 10 K photos) from that same year, then keep those 'important' for me (stuff of family, work and other landscapes and al. stuff: about 2 000 pictures.) I don't remember how I used to do with iPhotos, but it seemed obvious.

  You can quickly find the photos to delete by creating a smart album with the rule "the Photo is not favorite" and "Date is in the range...". »

  File > new Smart Album:

  

  You can add a rule "keyword is not 5 stars", if you have added the side star as well.

  Then, select a range of photos in this smart album and enter the ⌘⌫ (command + delete) key combination.

  This will completely clear photos of the library.

  You can use the same combination of keys to remove the photos from iPhoto event albums in the Album section.  If you simply enter the delete key, the photo will be deleted only from the album, but remain in the library.

• Accidentally deleted my Photo tile.

  I look at one all my photos on my Start Page. The Photo tile made a slideshow of all my photos. Well, a picture popped up and I don't like. So to the right of the Start Page I clicked ON this image. And options jumped upward on the bottom. and I chose to uninstall. I thought just THAT photo would be to uninstall... but my Tile picture everything has disappeared! I went to find and put a picture... and it showed no. results. I went to the top view of office and trash and ALL my photos are there. How to make them out of the trash? And what I need to get a new Photo application in the store. Will they go the new App Photo? And how to make them IN the new photo app.  I want my Photo app original back. Is there a way to recover a deleted application? Help, please. I am so upset that I did this.

  Hi Beverly

  Very happy it helped.

  Take advantage of :)

• Import and delete the photos from the camera

  The link you gave is not useful. I don't want to use the application Windows 8 photos. All I want to do is to plug my camera and have pictures, transfer in a folder of my title and delete the photo from my camera. It's an ability that were available in Windows 7 and not available in Windows 8. I am currently using Dropbox and it is slow and uses tons of data to my hotspot.

  Thank you!

  Split from: https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/windows_8-pictures/importing-and-erasing-photos-from-camera/d8ad55da-66e7-46d5-b54e-3ef0bf45e986

  Hello Joe,

  Thanks for posting your query in Microsoft Community.

  I understand that you have questions, import and delete the photos from the camera. We are happy to help you in the matter of fixing.

  You can check the below link to import photos from the camera.

  1. First, connect your digital camera, and press the Power On button. Windows 8, which will detect the camera and will install the appropriate drivers.
  2. After the driver installation is complete, the AutoPlay menu appears.
  3. Select the option import pictures using Windows.
  4. In the lower right corner of the screen, a small window asking if you want to mark photos will appear. You can type a general images you want to import. Tags can be very useful to organize and find your photos.
  5. If you do not want to insert a tag just leave this space empty and click Import.
  6. If you want to customize the import settings, click the Options button. Now you can change the following settings: where pictures import them (the default folder is pictures - if you want another folder, click Browse and select or create this folder), the name of the folder (by default the name of the folder will be the date when the images are imported over the tag you entered) and the file naming convention.
  7. When you are finished, click the OK button. These settings apply to all the photos you want to import in the future.
  8. After you click import, Windows 8 starts to move all your photos.  If you want the pictures to be removed from your camera once the import process is completed, click the Delete after import check box.
  9. Once the process is complete, start Windows Photo Gallery and you will be able to see all the photos that have been imported.
  10. Now, turn your unit off and unplug the cable to connect to your PC.

  If this does not help then, try the steps below to get the images from the camera.

  1. Go in computer.
  2. You will find the camera under portable device or removable devices.
  3. Double-click on this unit and you can copy and paste from this location and import it onto your computer.

  I hope this helps. Otherwise, feel free to write us back for assistance.

• Photo - deletion of photos of Photo

  My hard is filled with the largest amount of space occupied by the photos, I transferred all the photos on a backup drive, using the export feature in the Photo menu.

  At this point will delete the photos in the Photo actually erase them from the hard drive?

  Best regards and thanks,

  depends on undisclosed information

  What version of the operating system and photos you have? You have a managed library or library referenced? You are migrating from iPhoto to Photos and if you have done is always the iPhoto library on disk?

  If you are up to date (current software is OS X 10.11.6 and Photos 1.5) with a managed library and no iPhoto library and then deleting Photos (select photos and press control & delete) will move the photos in the album deleted recently - they will be removed from system within 30 days or when you remove form them the recently deleted albums which ever comes first

  LN

• How to remove photos from my iPhone without deleting icloud photo library?

  My iPhone is full and I wanted to remove some photo to release some spaceso I supported the up to iCloud and I started to remove photos. ***? They are endangered to iCloud! Now, they're just gone. It's crazy! Image capture you can import to everywhere, but the function "delete after importing" seems to have disappeared. I'm sure this question has been beat to death, but how you remove photos from their phone without removing them from their photo library iCloud?

  So frustrating.

  Does anyone know of a solution to this?

  iCloud is a synchronization system, not just external storage.  Once you turn on photo library all you do with a photo is on ALL of your devices (including remove them).  See the last section in this article on how to recover pictures that you inadvertently deleted:

  iCloud: use iCloud photo library on your iOS device

  It is also here:

  Get help with your photo library - Apple Support iCloud

  How to remove pictures and videos from a camera using iCloud photo library?

  If you want to delete the pictures and videos of all your iOS, Mac and iCloud.comdevices, you can delete them in the Photos app.

  When you delete a photo or video of your Photos app, also will not delete your photo library and iCloud iCloud storage. You can retrieve your photos and videos from the album recently deleted for 30 days.