=> all tags show up online and I can find people
Import pictures directly into LR Classic:Ģ) hit cmd+s /ctrl+s to force LR to save the metadataģ) then add the image to a collection that is synced with LR mobile I can now confirm JimWilde approach, the way it works for me is as follows: However, this is not yet true for tagging faces and recognising people, so I will stick to LR Classic as my main area of work to make sure I can find appropriate pictures later (and after years and years still remember who some of these people in the picture were!!) I do support the new approach to move to an all cloud (-first) environment and I am generally very impressed with search results when looking for a tree, or house or any other object. There may be other edge cases that I've not discovered yet. So there's likely an explanation for those cases of keywords appearing in Classic and LRCC, but you could pick one file and check it out.
Lightroom keyword manager full#
Similarly if you export a file from Classic with full metadata, then add the exported file back to the Classic catalog and then sync it, any keywords would then appear in LRCC. IIRC, this also applies to any PSD/Tiff file created by the "Edit in Photoshop" process using Classic. Panorama or HDR) automatically has the metadata embedded in the XMP section of the file when it's created. But there are also a couple of other possibilities to explain what you are seeing.any DNG file created in Classic using Photo Merge (i.e. So if you are seeing the same keywords in Classic and LRCC, then it's likely you've previously written the metadata into XMP. But the keyword change will NOT appear in Classic, because keywords do not sync from/to Classic.Īlso as I said, if your keywords have been written into XMP in Classic, and then the image is added to a sync collection, those keywords will appear in LRCC and the other cloud apps.but that's a one time, one way transfer. make a keyword change in LRm and it should appear in LRCC or LRWeb.because those apps do "sync" with each other. "Syncing" means data flows both ways, i.e.
Because of that lack on ongoing syncing between Classic and the cloud, this "feature" may not be very useful.Īs I said in my earlier post, keywords have never "synced" between LR Classic (and the earlier mobile-enabled LR5 and LRCC2015 versions) and the cloud ecosystem (LRWeb, LRmobile on iOS/Android, and the recently introduced LRCC desktop app). But as I said, it's a one-time deal.subsequent changes to keywords or location data made in Classic will not sync to the other apps, and changes made in the cloud-based apps will only sync to the other cloud-based apps but not to Classic. If you write metadata to XMP in Classic (either automatically or via the Ctrl/Cmd+S keyboard shortcut), before you enable sync on the image in Classic, you should find that any of the cloud-based apps will show that data. However, it is currently possible (though this may be a bug or loophole) to effect a one-way, one-time transfer of any existing keywords and Location data in an image from Classic to the mobile ecosystem apps. The ability to sync Titles and Captions was added sometime during the CC2015 cycle, but never keywords (or Location data). Not really, Jao.it's never been possible to sync keywords between Lightroom (5, CC2015, or Classic) and Lightroom mobile (now including LRCC). It used to be able to but since the release of CC and Lightroom Classic it stopped doing that. Lightroom CC only has a flat keyword architecture so they decided to stop syncing the keywords between Classic and CC. Lightroom CC cannot deal with the hierarchical keyword structure that classic can.
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