Save XMP file for an entire folder?
I have my automatic XMP saving turned off. Now I want to selectively be able to save my XMP files as needed. I thought that I used to be able to save the XMP files for all the photos in a folder at once. however, now it seems that I can only save the XMP file for only the actively viewed photo (regardless of how many in the folder are actually selected). Does anyone know how to do this?
(Aslo, what happens when there are mixed JPG and RAW files selected when I want to save the XMP data?)
Thanks,
Nick
Nick,
CRTL+A will select all photos in a folder. The CRTL+S will do the xmp writing for all photos that need it. It goes pretty quickly. You can watch the progress bar in the upper left.
Mel
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Hi,
Is there any possibility to save develop settings for JPEG file into external XMP file - not inside JPEG?
It is confusing for all backup software. Backup system have to transfer all modified JPEG files - not lightweight xmp files. Moreover, modification date of original JPEG file changes. I would like to have all my original JPEG files untouched as RAW files.
Thanks for suggestions
Sebastianksebman wrote:
My backup software transfers files through the Internet. So if I make small changes to hundreds of files, I have to transfer all JPEGs which are relatively huge. It takes a long time. External xmp file would be better because of its textual nature and size. Moreover I would like to have original files, not modified by any software (even if image data is untouched). I do like the way how RAW files are handled - no modifications at all.
I know, there are people who like having metadata in JPEG files because they use other applications. Searching through the Internet I found that there is a lot of people who decide not to use LR from that reason (modified original JPEG file). They set read-only attribute for all JPEGs to prevent this behavior.
It's really inconvenient - possibility to save external XMP file as in RAW files would be very helpful.
Best Regards
Sebastian
You do not need to back up all those JPEGs after each change. Back them up once at the start, and then back up the lrcat file (maybe zipped) routinely. This means both the original image data and all your editing work are backed up, and you could reconstruct your picture collection perfectly from your backup. The sidecar-based backup scheme would mean that all your work wouldn't be backed up (or you'd be forced to avoid a range of Lightroom features).
It's a wrong-headed reason to avoid LR. XMP is not written into proprietary raw files because Adobe consider it too risky. With JPEGs, it isn't - and if you are worried, just backup a virgin JPEG immediately after importing them.
John -
Hi
In our Task in Salesforce we generate one CSV file and one doc file after one button click on salesforce screen. we need to download these two documents without the popup message "Do you want to Open or save this file"
Pls suggest Registry Edit Option Or any IE browser configuration or any
code to get rid of this popup as this is very critical for our Task.
Thanks
KartikThanks Alex... I saw this in another Forum and could you pls let me know if this works...that is there is no prompt on CSV download
Begin in: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE - to change settings for all users
HKEY_CURRENT_USER- to change settings for the current user
Then browse to Software->Microsoft->Internet Explorer->Main->FeatureControl->Feature_Restrict_File_Download
And then set the Value iexplore.exe to 0. If it doesn't exist: Create it (DWORD).
Thanks
Kartik
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