The newer, cloud-based product is referred to as Lightroom. The original Lightroom, a high-powered desktop application long popular with professional photographers and enthusiasts, is called Lightroom Classic. PhotoshopĪdobe has created considerable confusion regarding the name Lightroom.
This includes: iPhone 5S (2013) and later, iPad Mini 2 (2013) and later, iPad Air 1 (2013) and later, and iPod Touch 6th Generation (2015). IOS: Any iPhone or iPad that runs iOS 12.3 or later. Macs: MacOS v.10.13, 4GB of RAM (8GB recommended), 2GB of available hard-disk space.Īndroid: Android 5.x (Lollipop), 1.5GHz Quad Core CPU, 1 GB RAM, (4 GB or more recommended), 8GB hard disk space PCs: Windows 10 (64-bit), 2-GHz processor, 4GB of RAM (8 GB recommended), 2GB hard disk space Lr will not refer to the them at all.Adobe Lightroom: Minimum system requirements Then Lr will have nothing to do with the files at the location you imported them from. So you would move the Lightroom CC folder to, say, d:\Lightroom CC from its original location: C:\Users\user\AppData\Local\Adobe Then inside the above folder you will create the link to d:\Lightroom CC It goes without saying that Lr should not be open during all this and that you are doing that at your own risk.īear in mind that if you have some folders with photos that you add to Lr, they will always be copied (the photos - not any folder structure) by Lr. You will need to have this disk attached when using Lr.īut the local Library which holds the info and edits to the files and their previews will stay on C: The only way to circumvent that (a hack) is to move this Library folder to some other disk and then create a symbolic link at the original location pointing to the folder on the second disk. Any new photos you add to Lr will be copied there. Then Lr will move the full res files there and download the rest from the cloud. There is an option to store all these local copies in some other folder on some other disk. The search is done on the cloud and is unavailable if you are not connected to the internet (or the photos have not uploaded to the cloud) If you disable pause sync, the full res photos that Lr copied from some SD card or some other folder will stay in the local cache (on drive C:, unless you change that in settings) but you won’t be able to search / filter your photos for anything.
What you have on your devices / computer are just synced local copies of your cloud files.
No, Lr ("Lightroom" - cloud based) always uploads the photos to the cloud.
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