Then we're going to use the left-hand menu, and we're going to navigate and find our photos. So, for now, let's just concern ourselves with just adding photos to the existing catalog. Then there's just a small bit of information up. And it has a few bits of information here that you might be interested in. When you click on the Import button, a new dialog opens up. Or you can use the Ctrl + Shift + I shortcut.īut let's go ahead and just click on the Import button.If you click on that, it'll go ahead and ask you where you want to import your photos from.Īnother way that you can import photos is to: The Import button is found on the left panel near the bottom here. So what we need to do is click the Import button to begin, It's telling us right away that there are no photos here in this catalog.
In this case, it's going to be under the library module. Do you remember what I told you about all of the areas that we worked within Lightroom? The middle area is the primary area that we work with. Once it's open, you can see that it's going to open up with nothing right in the middle.
So it's just opening the new catalog, new minimal catalog. So let me go ahead and skip it for this time, and then I'll explain the backup process to you in another lecture. It is telling me it's asking me actually whether or not I want to back up the catalog. So when it creates a new catalog, and in my case, what it's doing is it's choosing to close the previous catalog. I would highly recommend that you create it in a portable hard drive or a primary hard drive dedicated to storing all of your media files. You can, of course, create this wherever you want. Once again, this catalog is going to be created under the D Lightroom catalogs folder. But the minimal is just for my own information to let myself know that I created this catalog with the minimal previews. This is because I want to create a catalog called New. Now what I want to do is just create a catalog called New minimal. I created the catalogs based on the year. In this case, all of my catalogs are in the D drive under the Lightroom catalog. So what will you do if you want to create a new catalog? Well, it's straightforward.
In my case, it opens up into the master catalog. But if you've already had a series of different catalogs, Lightroom will open up into the most recent catalog. If you open Adobe Photoshop Lightroom for the first time, it'll create a default catalog called Lightroom catalog. In this section, I wanted to spend a few minutes talking about how you can create a new catalog. In this exercise, we will learn about creating a new catalog and importing photos in Adobe Lightroom Classic. Product: Adobe Lightroom Classic | Subject: Adobe Photoshop Lightroom Classic
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