If your photos are already on a hard drive, or if your device doesn’t show up in the devices section then you can browse the list of available drives and folders in the files section. Just remember that once ejected it will no longer show in finder or file explorer until you remove and reconnect it. If you tick the ‘Eject after import’ box the device will be safely ejected from your PC after the files have been transferred, ready to be disconnected from the computer. Simply click on the name of the device that you wish to import images from.
Under the ‘Devices’ section (see image above) you will see a list of cameras and memory cards attached to your computer. In most scenarios you will point Lightroom to your camera or memory card that contains the images you are looking to import. The source files are the ones that you are looking to import. As can be seen in the basic workflow diagram below, each step is contained in it’s own area within the Lightroom Import Dialog box: The basic Lightroom Import Workflow 1: Choose Source Location
Importing files into Lightroom can be broken down into six distinct steps. Clicking the link below will open Amazon in a new window.
Important to note is that while the number of options may seem a little overwhelming at first, most of the options will remain the same for every import you do and once you set it, Lightroom will remember the settings between imports so you won’t have to keep changing them. This article will take an in-depth look at the Lightroom import options and explain what each of them does in order to make the process as easy as possible.įirst we will take a quick overview of the Import interface, then step through each option in detail This can be quite a daunting task for new users. Before you can start editing your photos in Lightroom you need to import them into the database.
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