One area of LR I always struggle with is import. I'm a tidy freak and like my folders set out with the minimum of sub folders.
The way I have been importing is all my LR photos are on my H drive in one file named Lightroom. That's then divided down in year so this year 2014 photo's. When I take some pictures of my son for instance, I create one folder called Joseph 2014 and dump all my pics in there straight off the card. I then Import from the hard drive into LR.
I thought I'd try and give it a go importing straight from a plugged in card. Create a 2014 folder, add a file called Joseph 2014 and import. Yet out it comes out looking like this....
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Does it have to create those two sub folders within the Joseph 2014 folder? I wouldn't mind too but it does it on the HDD too and will then seperate them every time I add to the folder. If I do it the way I was, importing from the HDD my file structure looks like this....
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No folders within the Joseph 2013 one and will be like that on my HDD.
I hope this makes sence? Am I doing something wrong or is this just the way it has to be?
The way I have been importing is all my LR photos are on my H drive in one file named Lightroom. That's then divided down in year so this year 2014 photo's. When I take some pictures of my son for instance, I create one folder called Joseph 2014 and dump all my pics in there straight off the card. I then Import from the hard drive into LR.
I thought I'd try and give it a go importing straight from a plugged in card. Create a 2014 folder, add a file called Joseph 2014 and import. Yet out it comes out looking like this....
http://prntscr.com/2lic0o
Does it have to create those two sub folders within the Joseph 2014 folder? I wouldn't mind too but it does it on the HDD too and will then seperate them every time I add to the folder. If I do it the way I was, importing from the HDD my file structure looks like this....
http://prntscr.com/2lid9g
No folders within the Joseph 2013 one and will be like that on my HDD.
I hope this makes sence? Am I doing something wrong or is this just the way it has to be?