This synchronisation step will now be able to find the JPEGs as separate photos to be imported into the lightroom catalog. Alternatively, choosing to open the import dialog, will also give you the option of applying developing presets or metadata presets if any. On the pop-up window that follows after you click "Synchronise", you may choose to open the import dialog if you want to select only wome JPEGs and not all. Right click on a folder in Lightroom > Click on "Synchronise" Now, irrespective of whether you immediately try to search for your JPEGs or after you close and reopen the application to search for JPEGs, files imported before selecting the above preference will not be visible until all or selected folders are synchronised.įor better control over the process, I'd prefer to synchronise each folder separately, rather than selecting all folders and synchronising them in one go.
Here is a user review of using Photomechanic for RAW+JPEG.Īctually, none of these answers point directly to a workable solution.įirstly, ensure that the following preference option is selected :Įdit > Preferences > General > "Treat JPEG files next to RAW files as separate photos"
In the mean time, people that need/want this are using Breezebrowser or Photomechanic to do this. There is a user feedback thread at asking for this feature. So you can't just go through a stack of 1 RAW + 1 JPEG and just hit X to mark both as excluded. The trouble with Lightroom's auto-stacking is it does not allow you to tag all files in the stack with a single command. (at the user's discretion) review either file on its own and tag only one of them.Īfter browsing a lot of pages with non-sensical advice, my conclusion is that most people talking about using Lightroom for RAW+JPEG management never really tried to practice any of their advice.įor instance Laura Shoe on RAW+JPEG, her (mis)advice is to either manage both files separately or use auto-stacking. (at the user's discretion) Review both files together, while being able to tag both files at once (say, mark both files as Rejected with a single command). Lightroom does not really support a RAW+JPEG workflowīy RAW+JPEG workflow I meant being able to:.you can't see side-car files in Lightroom.Ok, after some research my conclusion is:
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