I have a mini heart attack each time (now twice). I know how frustrating this experience was for you. I'm busy right now exporting all the edited ones into Jpegs so I have my work saved (at the least the editing). I hope I have described it appropriately. At that moment, the LR catalogue showed them again (AND THE EDITS). So I used "open with" and searched for LR, which changed the "windows tiles" to LR tiles.
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AFTER I did a restore files on my hard drive, I then couldn't figure out which ones I restored because they were all RAW and Windows would not view. However, this time, I kept at trying to find a way, and by accident, I did. The last time this happened to me, I did restore the images, but I had to start editing all over. This feature of LR5 is maddening because I use the bulk select to do some tagging, then off I go to edit and the click on one photo to review does not disable the selected group. I have consulted this thread twice already because this has happened a couple of times to me-and I've yelled a good number of curse words when it does.
If anyone has done it, it might be Friedl.
This would be a very custom plug-in, though, which I have never heard of. This could be used to scan an on-disk collection and match it with similar entries in the catalogue, with some hand-waving heuristics. could be used to match up a file with something similar in the catalogue. Idea: some of the metadata, such as the semi-unique (but eventually recycled) in-camera filename, datestamp, etc. So, if you have a pre-purged copy of this data and if you knew the schema really well then you might be able to, by hand, hook up a newly imported image to these old metadata. The problem is that once you remove an image reference from the catalogue, the metadata associated with that reference is also marked for purge. In this case we want to map a "new" imported image with some "old" (possibly restored from backup) catalogue/database information. The process is hard to automate, and requires a human to make most decisions. For example, some export plug-ins can let you map a "foreign" image on a remote store with a local image. But it would have to be a very smart plug-in. This might be technically possible, and maybe someone has a plug-in to do it. I need to know of there's a way to undo a mass delete from disk whilst also restoring the Lightroom edits. I'm not looking for ways to restore files. Is there any way I can easily restore images if they are accidentally deleted from disk? They did not show in the Lightroom library and shortly after something caused them to completely disappear from disk and I had to begin the whole editing process again. I went to the recycle bin and restored them in the hope that it would bring them back. That given, I thought I was selecting just one file to delete from disk but didn't notice all of them were still highlighted. If you highlight all the files, apply settings to them and then click on a single file it shows the single file in focus, but the other still highlighted in a slightly lighter colour. I clicked on another file in the timeline so I could delete it but in Lightroom it has a "secondary highlight". I was using Lightroom last week and was using 'select all' to apply some develop settings to all the image files.
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